Simplified version of your classybrew library#4
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nulu137 wants to merge 3 commits intotannerjt:masterfrom
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Simplified version of your classybrew library#4nulu137 wants to merge 3 commits intotannerjt:masterfrom
nulu137 wants to merge 3 commits intotannerjt:masterfrom
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Thanks for submitting the pull request. I can take a look. Also, thanks for using the library and I hope it was useful! |
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We used your classybrew lib for our project OSTaps https://github.com/HsKA-OSGIS/OSTaps, which was a study project. I simplified the function for our project, added the possiblity of using two classes in the colorscheme (adapted from colorbrew). Also I removed the functionality of "choosing" the classification method, because we only wanted to implement jenks (natural breaks).
So of course it is not a great contribution(more a stepback) to your library, but our professor said we should at least send a pull request. And of course we give you credit in our repository.