Axis Viewer Software

Axis Viewer Software computes and validates axis configuration for 2D plots. It accepts axis ranges, scale types, and units, and outputs a machine-readable axis_config that downstream renderers can apply. Conceptually it treats the axis as a defined coordinate system: ranges establish bounds, scale selects the growth model (linear or log), and ticks define perceptual granularity. The tool benefits data scientists, engineers, and educators who need reproducible axis settings across multiple plots or datasets. Unique value lies in deterministic tick generation, cross-axis alignment hints, and explicit unit tagging for localization. Core features include required inputs for ranges and scales, optional aspect-ratio controls, grid toggle, and exportable configuration. Outputs include ticks_x, ticks_y, and a structured axis_config that can be consumed by plotting backends without re-deriving scale logic. The approach emphasizes validation, error handling for non-numeric or inconsistent inputs, and support for SI units to maintain consistency in technical contexts. Typical use cases include preparing figures for technical reports, validating axis configurations before automation scripts, and aligning multiple plots with shared axis properties.