DistributionPlot
Planned · @experimental · Requires faststrap[chartjs]
Planned Component
This component is part of the faststrap[plots] / faststrap[ml] optional
extra and has not been implemented yet. The documentation is a preview of
the planned API.
Renders a histogram with optional KDE (kernel density estimation) overlay from a pandas Series or numpy array. Designed for exploratory data analysis dashboards.
Quick Start
from faststrap.components.advance import DistributionPlot
import pandas as pd
data = pd.Series([1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 5])
DistributionPlot(
data,
bins=10,
kde=True,
title="Score Distribution",
)
Features
- Histogram with configurable bin count
- Optional KDE overlay line
- Theme-aware colors (adapts to light/dark mode)
- Responsive sizing via Bootstrap utilities
- Accepts
pandas.Series,pandas.DataFramecolumn, ornumpy.ndarray
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
data |
pd.Series \| np.ndarray |
required | Numeric data to visualize |
bins |
int |
10 |
Number of histogram bins |
kde |
bool |
False |
Show KDE overlay curve |
title |
str \| None |
None |
Optional chart title |
responsive |
bool |
True |
Full-width responsive wrapper |
height |
int \| str |
300 |
Chart height in pixels or CSS value |
theme_colors |
dict \| None |
None |
Override bar and line colors |
**kwargs |
Any |
Extra wrapper attributes |
Notes
- Requires
faststrap[chartjs]for the Chart.js rendering backend. - For server-side rendering without JS, consider wrapping
matplotliboutput withChart(). - Marked
@experimental— API may change before stable release.