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[Discuss] Allow PyGWalker to export viz code writen in python visualization lib, such as altair #254

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ObservedObserver opened this issue Oct 2, 2023 · 1 comment
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[Discuss] Allow PyGWalker to export viz code writen in python visualization lib, such as altair #254

ObservedObserver opened this issue Oct 2, 2023 · 1 comment
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ObservedObserver commented Oct 2, 2023 •
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PyGWalker supports export code in graphic-walker spec or vega-lite spec but those are specification from JavaScript ecosystem, which may not be familiar by developers in Python.

It will be a great way to export python code that is easy to learn or edit by python developers.

Possible solutions:

  • Export altair code: altair is also a viz lib based on vega-lite, which at least share the same design space with pygwalker.
  • Instruction API: pygwalker now has operation instructions saved in store as edit history. Those instructions can be more easy to learn if there is a corresponding API in py.

Related discussions: Is it possible to compile from vega/vega-lite spec to Altair Code?
@ObservedObserver ObservedObserver added enhancement New feature or request new idea to discuss Vote if you want it Only will be started when enough votes collected. labels Oct 2, 2023
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PyGWalker supports export code in graphic-walker spec or vega-lite spec but those are specification from JavaScript ecosystem, which may not be familiar by developers in Python.

It will be a great way to export python code that is easy to learn or edit by python developers.

Possible solutions:

  • Export altair code: altair is also a viz lib based on vega-lite, which at least share the same design space with pygwalker.
  • Instruction API: pygwalker now has operation instructions saved in store as edit history. Those instructions can be more easy to learn if there is a corresponding API in py.

Related discussions: Is it possible to compile from vega/vega-lite spec to Altair Code?

Wish it could export plotly code that can be used in Python (Notebook etc).

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