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but that seems quite verbose for a fairly common kind of figure. What about, for example, adding a keyword argument to express.line to specify marker properties?
cf matplotlib, where you can conveniently do this with something like plt.plot(x, y, fmt='.-') to get line plot with markers.
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I've also found it annoying to reach for update_traces just to turn markers on! I don't think we'll do something as terse as fmt as shown but we should do something, indeed.
I'm torn between a single markers=True or a more full-blow symbol="column" type option. With the latter, just turning markers on would be symbol=px.Constant(True) or something like that.
Thanks for the great work on Plotly express!
I think it would be nice to have a concise
express
function to plot a line chart with markers shown. This can be done now withbut that seems quite verbose for a fairly common kind of figure. What about, for example, adding a keyword argument to
express.line
to specify marker properties?cf matplotlib, where you can conveniently do this with something like
plt.plot(x, y, fmt='.-')
to get line plot with markers.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: