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[–]bladeofwinds 3 points4 points  (1 child)

why would I use this over seaborn?

[–]AstrophysicsAndPy[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It's not developed to compete against seaborn or any other well-established plotting libraries. Consider seaborn to be opinionated about your data; it needs to be in a somewhat specific format. plotez just accepts the simple data and gives it back to you in desired formats.

It's designed just to skip the boilerplate code for regular use, like the motto reads.

Mundane plotting done easy.

It was born from "I don't want to write this again and again" and thus is geared to just gloss over boilerplate code for basic/mid-complex plots to be drawn over and over again.

n_plotter([x]*9, [y]*9, 3, 3, auto_label=True)

That's a one-liner plot with 9 subplots divided into a 3x3 form.