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Files created when rendering html Map in notebook (4 files in total) #15

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franciscovargas opened this issue Sep 4, 2015 · 3 comments

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@franciscovargas
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Whenever folium is used to render a map html, json,js files are created in the source directory of the notebook the rendering is done by. I cant seem to manage to carry out a procedure which allows the rendering to happen and automarically deletes the files post the rendering within the same ipython-notebook code snippet. So I am not sure how to deal with this. @gngdb Would it be possible to have a routine that takes place each time a specific notebook is closed ?

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I have managed a partial fix by creating a folder called metadata within the notebooks folder and this is where all the html files needed to render the choropleth go. I think it is a good idea ?

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This sounds like a good approach. But I wonder whether we should choose a different name from 'metadata'. Maybe 'build-data'?

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yeah I dont know why I called it metadata... folder names are not my forte.
It is also possible for this folder to actually be inside the data folder
and not the ipython one within data a folder called ipython_build_data for
example but I dont know if this is any better.

On Fri, Sep 4, 2015 at 6:50 PM, Ewan Klein notifications@github.com wrote:

This sounds like a good approach. But I wonder whether we should choose a
different name from 'metadata'. Maybe 'build-data'?


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