• LaTeXiPy version:1.0.1
• Python version: 3.7.10
• Operating System: Linux (Google Colab)

Description

Trying to use the base function of creating layout that matches Latex

What I Did

import latexipy as lp
lp.latexify()

figure = shap.plots.bar(shap_values=shap_values,max_display=20,show=False) (figure element from the Shap package)
figure.

**Error**: 

RuntimeError: No suitable pdf to png renderer found.

Dear Jean Nassar,

Your package does the job well enough, but I'd much rather prefer a more "Pythonic" and a more "Coding Standardized" method of implementation of it. After looking over your code I could tell that
lp.latexify()
only changes pyplot's internal settings (like font size, style, etc.), which is to say that you modify global settings of the pyplot, which is not advisable for a user.

Would it not be better for your package to produce extra plots by necessity? For instance:
#my plot; plt.plot(x,y); plt.save("default_pyplot.png"); lp.make_latex_plot( plt.gcf() #(get current pyplot figure), "latex_friendly_plot.pgf" #(name of the output));
This way it would be more intuitive for a user and would not mess up global pyplot configs whilst keeping everything "pythonic"