hmm. looks like original function Plotly.extendTraces which could solve above problem has not been ported to scala :(
Ólafur Páll Geirsson
@olafurpg
Hey! Have you considered adding this library to scalafiddle.io ?
It might be nice to play around with charts
Alexandre Archambault
@alexarchambault
@olafurpg It'd be cool, yes. I don't know how scalafiddle handles fancy outputs like plotly-scala would give (basically, some JS and a bit of HTML).
Ólafur Páll Geirsson
@olafurpg
I think scalafiddle apps can select dom nodes and update them
with https://unpkg.com it might be possible to load the plotly library at runtime
either way, was mostly curious :blush:
Alexandre Archambault
@alexarchambault
Ok, just actually read the scalafidlle doc :)
Don't know if there's a library that exposes the Fiddle object we have access to, from the scalafiddle sessions
Thijs Broersen
@ThijsBroersen
I am having conflict issues between the argonaut-version of plotly-scala and argonaut-verions of other libraries I use in my Jupyter notebook. How can I mitigate this properly? If I want to shade plotly-scala I need to shade argonaut in argonaut-shapeless.. As plotly-scala is depending on argonaut-shapeless which in turn depends on argonaut. Is there any other way to separate the classpaths?
Thijs Broersen
@ThijsBroersen
How can I implement a new chart-type?
Thijs Broersen
@ThijsBroersen
a lot is sealed abstract so I cannot simple extend Trace :(
Anton Kulaga
@antonkulaga
Do you have any Zeppelin support?
Antoine Doeraene
@sherpal
hey, the readme of the github repo says that there is support for subplots, but I can't figure out how to implement it. Could you point me to the exact place in the source code? Thanks!
jhegedus42
@jhegedus42
hi, I tried the ammonite example on the webpage, but it does not work :