MakiePublication.jl is a Julia package for producing publication quality figures based on Makie.jl. It aims to provide equivalent functionalities as the Python package mpltex.
Read the full documentation here.
- Provide a collection of custom themes for journal publishers (ACS, APS, RSC) and some individual journals (JCAP, JHEP).
- Custom theme for making figures suitable for web pages.
- 15 color palettes based on well-known quality color schemes with special tweaked ordering for scientific publishing. (since v0.3.0)
- Support hollow markers. (since v0.3.1)
MakiePublication can be installed from the Julia REPL.
julia> # Press the key "]"
(@v1.8) pkg> add MakiePublication
MakiePublication provides a number of theme_*
methods to generate themes (Makie.Theme
instances) which can be given to Makie's theming methods: set_theme!
, update_theme!
, and with_theme
. A typical usage pattern is
using MakiePublication
using CairoMakie
with_theme(theme_web()) do
lines(0..10, sin)
lines!(0..10, cos)
current_figure()
end
Or if you have a more complicated plotting function,
function myplot()
fig = Figure(figure_padding=(2, 6, 1, 6))
ax = Axis(fig, xlabel=L"x", ylabel=L"f(x)")
lines!(ax, 0..10, sin)
lines!(ax, 0..10, cos)
fig[1,1] = ax
fig
end
with_theme(myplot, theme_web())
Check out the documentation for more details.
The default color cycle is 10-color seanborn_deep (since v0.2.3). MakiePublication also provides 15 carefully chosen color palettes based on well-known palettes, such as tab10
, tableau_10
, Makie.wong_colors
, okabe_ito
, etc. The colors in each palette has been reordered if necessary to be consistent with the order of the default matplotlib color palette, tab10
. The order is: blue, orange, green, red, purple, brown, pink, gray, yellow, and cyan. You can choose it from the array MakiePublication.COLORS
and use it like this:
with_theme(myplot, theme_web(colors=MakiePublication.COLORS[5]))
Or obtain the color palette by calling a function:
with_theme(myplot, theme_web(colors=MakiePublication.tol_bright()))
The demonstration of available color palettes can be found in the Pluto notebook doc/makiepub_colors.jl.html
.
Note the difference of physical size among figures. APS figures have ticks on all four axes (new in v0.4.1).
theme_acs
for American Chemical Society (ACS)
theme_aps
for American Physical Society (APS) and American Institute of Physics (AIP)
theme_rsc
for Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
The full documentation is available here.
- Star the package on github.com.
- File an issue or make a pull request on github.com.
- Pull requests of new schemes for other publishers and journals are highly appreciated.
- Contact the author via email lyx@fudan.edu.cn.