Interactive df2img
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Can the latest version of df2img be made as interactive as df2img 0.1.1 (like usual plots)?
What exactly do you mean? Can you please elaborate.
It means I can get a pop-up window like what matplotlib.pyplot.show() does in usual plots. Then every time I won't have to open the saved image file separately.
There's an input argument called show_fig in the plot_dataframe function. It's default is set to True. It should do exactly what you're requesting.
I don't know the environment you're working in, but if no graph objects pops up, you may play around with the plotly_renderer input argument. For example, try to set it to browser. More information about possible renderers can be found at plotly's website: https://plotly.com/python/renderers/
I'm using mac OS Catalina. Is it possible to install and use both versions and use either of them as per comfort?
If you want to install two distinct versions of a library, you need to put them into different virtual environments.
However, I am still wondering why you are not able to show the figure with the latest version of df2img?
When I set show_fig=True, I get this after running the code (no display):
{'image/png': 'iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAfQAAACvCAYAAAAL6CwKAAAgAElEQVR4Xu1dB5gURRN9HOnIOSMgOYhIEEQkSwaRIEgQAQm/ggoSVIKAoIBkJIgkFSRLzpKj5JxzzjnDhf97PTd3e3u7t7N3G+b2qr6Pj9vdnp6eV9P9uqqru+IEBwcHQ0QQEAQEAUFAEBAEYjQCc ...}
Could you provide a minimal example of how to set a plotly_renderer? Thanks.
Again, I have no idea about your environment (IDE, Jupyter notebook, etc.). That's why I provided the link to plotly (https://plotly.com/python/renderers/).
Did you try to set plotly_renderer="browser", for example? Or what about plotly_renderer="svg"?
Also, please take a look at the docs: https://df2img.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api_reference.html#