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Is it possible to save graphs as images in offline mode without Ipython notebook? #564

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jithurjacob opened this issue Sep 5, 2016 · 2 comments

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@jithurjacob
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Hi I'm trying to write a script which creates a plot and save it as image. I'm currently using seaborn for this. Can I use plotly instead of seaborn for this?

I tried running in shell it's creating a html file opening it in browser and asking for confirmation. Is there any way we could use plotly to directly save as images?

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cldougl commented Oct 3, 2016

Hi there,
Unfortunately, we don't have a way to save your graph as only a static file.
If working offline, you can use plot() and set auto_open=False to avoid the html file opening in the browser. See the image export documentation for an example.

Additionally, we prefer to answer use-case questions in our community forum and keep this channel only for issues with the code base.

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Update: Programmatic static image export support has been released in 3.2.0: See https://medium.com/@plotlygraphs/plotly-py-end-of-summer-updates-5422c98b9058

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