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[discussion] combining with Plotly&PlotlyJS #61
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Hi there! Many folks are very concerned about data privacy and would be very concerned if the code that does the plotting and the code that does the uploading to the cloud were in the same package, so we keep them separate :) |
Thanks @nicolaskruchten -- that's right! The Plotly.jl package (this one!) imports and reexports everything from PlotlyJS and then adds just the There are no additional plot creating methods here -- all of that lives in PlotlyJS |
Now it is getting clear for me, thanks a lot for the clarification. Could it be added to the documentation? |
Also, concerning the documentation of the Plotly.jl. I did not get what the |
One more edition to README.md. using Plots
import Plotly: post, signin
#
plotlyjs()
p = plot(rand(10))
plt_o = Plots.plotlyjs_syncplot(p) # that is what I was looking for
signin("...","...")
remote_plot = post(plt_o) If you post it somewhere, you save someone a lot of time |
Just created #63 . It would close this issue |
Thank you so much for the package. I just posted my plotly figure online, finally, after several days of struggling.
The
post
ing functionality was very hard to find since I started from plotlyjs.Is there a reason to keep the package separate from plotlyjs?
Interestingly the plotting script that I wrote with
using PlotlyJS
just worked once I replaced the inputusing Plotly
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