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Love this library, however, is there any plan to implement a method which outputs chart HTML / CSS that can be represented immediately in Jupyter Lab / notebooks? I've not looked into what data format Jupyter requires to show charts, but I tested XPlot and the charts render immediately inside the notebook.
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Thank you for the feature request. I changed the HTML representation, that it should work using the developer branch... We will test the new version and release a nuget package by the end of next week. To show the inline chart you need to use |> Chart.toChartHTML and then use |> Display (using ifsharp) or |> HtmlString (using dotnet.interactive) instead of Chart.Show. Here is an example: https://github.com/ZimmerD/COVIS-19
Additionally, Plotly.NET.Interactive is now available via nuget if you are using dotnet interactive notebooks. just reference the package, and the formatter will automatically be registered:
Love this library, however, is there any plan to implement a method which outputs chart HTML / CSS that can be represented immediately in Jupyter Lab / notebooks? I've not looked into what data format Jupyter requires to show charts, but I tested XPlot and the charts render immediately inside the notebook.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: