Brand colors
The Aesops chart palette (aeschart) as plain hex strings, with the light and dark swatches shown inline, so a chart built from Aesops data can match the platform's own look.
colors mirrors the same design tokens the Aesops web app itself uses — no
network call, no API key required. The colors you'll actually plot with are
the 6-slot aeschart categorical series, in a fixed order: teal, peach,
rust, sage, orange, brown. Slot 1 is always the brand primary.
from aesops import colorsChart series (aeschart)
colors.aeschart # 6-slot series, light theme
colors.dark.aeschart # 6-slot series, dark themeViewing colors at a glance
Printing a palette renders actual color swatches, not just hex text: in a
terminal it prints each of the 6 aeschart slots as a colored block (ANSI
truecolor) next to its name and hex value; in a Jupyter/IPython notebook,
colors.light / colors.dark render as HTML swatches automatically when
they're the last expression in a cell.
print(colors.light)
print(colors.dark)Using the palette in a chart
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
fig, ax = plt.subplots()
ax.set_prop_cycle(color=list(colors.aeschart))