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I want to use sphinx-gallery to document a package that uses plotly as the visualization tool. As in this repo, I used the custom image scrapper, but I wonder why it does not capture the output of
fig.show()
and you have to do
plotly.io.show(fig)
Or is it just me that I have the problem?
The reason I'd like the first one to work is because it feels weird to write an example with plotly.io.show(fig), since nobody is going to actually use this in "real life".
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
classMyClass:
...
def_repr_html_(self):
returnplotly.io.to_html(self.figure, full_html=False) # (self.figure is a plotly Figure)
and then
plot = MyClass()
plot
works well as a workaround without needing the plotly custom scraper, for anyone who might read this.
However, I still would prefer that plot.show (which calls plot.figure.show()) would work so that I could display more than one plot in a code block. Any chance this can work? :)
Hi!
I want to use
sphinx-gallery
to document a package that uses plotly as the visualization tool. As in this repo, I used the custom image scrapper, but I wonder why it does not capture the output ofand you have to do
Or is it just me that I have the problem?
The reason I'd like the first one to work is because it feels weird to write an example with
plotly.io.show(fig)
, since nobody is going to actually use this in "real life".Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: