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@Redhawk18 No, that is not implemented and not planned.
If you want you can submit a PR.
You can check how Polar was added recentrly (#355) or Pie Charts (#265)
In general you can get away with implementing the Icicle trace struct with the minimum fields listed on Plotly.js figure reference https://plotly.com/javascript/reference/icicle/ or from here https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/blob/e2abf6ee829edb263f843c9b22a698de6289d865/src/traces/icicle/attributes.jsReacted by RedhawkI had a change of requirements, the same process would apply to the network graphs right?
I had a change of requirements, the same process would apply to the network graphs right?
Unfortunately,
plotly.jsdoesn't even support that. Seems to be aplotly.pyunique trace.
Fortunately, I think that if you need that, you can yourself build it fromscattertrace with markers and lines.I'll try it and try to commit back an example if it works. A node graph is a powerful one to have
I'll try it and try to commit back an example if it works. A node graph is a powerful one to have
Totally agree. We could put it behind a newtork-graph trace and hide the implementation in there and make it as a first class citizen trace. Give me a heads up if you need my help
Are there examples for these modules?
pub use scatter::Scatter; pub use scatter3d::Scatter3D; pub use scatter_geo::ScatterGeo; pub use scatter_mapbox::ScatterMapbox;
or pictures, whatever is the most network graphly.
Have you checked https://plotly.github.io/plotly.rs/content/index.html
There's a book...
Reacted by Andrei NG@Redhawk18, FYI,
iciclecharts are now available inplotly.rson main thanks to @jqnatividad (#423)Thank you!
I was browsing the python website and I wanted to use this chart
https://plotly.com/python/icicle-charts/
Let me know the details if this is planned, or not and if so if help is needed.