Appearance
Support appearance for pygwalker are: "dark"
, "light"
, "auto"
. The default appearance is "auto"
.
"auto"
means it will automatically choose the appearance based on the system appearance (not it's environment appearance). Sometimes you may find a dark appearance pygwalker UI in a light appearance Jupyter Notebook, that's because the system appearance is dark while the Jupyter Notebook is light.
import pygwalker as pyg
pyg.walk(df, appearance="dark")
Light
pyg.walk(df, appearance="light")
Dark
pyg.walk(df, appearance="dark")