switch from graph_objects to px#20
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@nicolaskruchten Awesome! Does this look right? 5f636f0dda78390aa9c727b6--pythonplot-com.netlify.app |
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Looks as intended! |
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I might suggest rendering smaller than 900x900 as the as the fonts look really small... I can tack on a couple of commits here if the overall approach is right :) |
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@nicolaskruchten sure |
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Awesome! Thanks, this lets PX shine at what it's good at ;) PX initially stood for Plotly Explore actually but we changed it to Express because it's not really just for EDA. |
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Let's see if Kaleido works "out of the box" here with the rendering framework! in principle there's no need for the
Image(fig.to_image(format="png", width=900, height=900))stuff :)