=head1 NAME
Matplotlib::Simple
=head1 AUTHOR
David E. Condon
=head1 LICENSE
FreeBSD
=head1 SYNOPSIS
Simplest possible use case:

	use Matplotlib::Simple 'plot';
	plot({
		'output.filename' => '/tmp/gospel.word.counts.png',
		'plot.type'       => 'bar',
		data              => {
			Matthew => 18345,
			Mark    => 11304,
			Luke    => 19482,
			John    => 15635,
		}
	});
	
Having a `plots` argument as an array lets the module know to create subplots:

	use Matplotlib::Simple 'plot';
	plot({
		'output.filename'	=> 'svg/pies.png',
		plots             => [
			{
				data	=> {
				 Russian => 106_000_000,  # Primarily European Russia
				 German => 95_000_000,    # Germany, Austria, Switzerland, etc.
				},
				'plot.type'	=> 'pie',
				title       => 'Top Languages in Europe',
				suptitle    => 'Pie in subplots',
			},
			{
				data	=> {
				 Russian => 106_000_000,  # Primarily European Russia
				 German => 95_000_000,    # Germany, Austria, Switzerland, etc.
				},
				'plot.type'	=> 'pie',
				title       => 'Top Languages in Europe',
			},
		],
		ncols    => 2,
	});

See https://github.com/hhg7/MatPlotLib-Simple for more detailed use cases (with images)


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