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from __future__ import annotations
from ... import optional_features
from ...element import Element
try:
import plotly.graph_objects as go
optional_features.register('plotly')
except ImportError:
pass
class Plotly(Element, component='plotly.vue', esm={'nicegui-plotly': 'dist'}):
def __init__(self, figure: dict | go.Figure) -> None:
"""Plotly Element
Renders a Plotly chart.
There are two ways to pass a Plotly figure for rendering, see parameter `figure`:
* Pass a `go.Figure` object, see https://plotly.com/python/
* Pass a Python `dict` object with keys `data`, `layout`, `config` (optional), see https://plotly.com/javascript/
For best performance, use the declarative `dict` approach for creating a Plotly chart.
:param figure: Plotly figure to be rendered. Can be either a `go.Figure` instance, or
a `dict` object with keys `data`, `layout`, `config` (optional).
"""
super().__init__()
self.figure = figure
self.update()
self._classes.append('js-plotly-plot')
self._update_method = 'update'
def update_figure(self, figure: dict | go.Figure):
"""Overrides figure instance of this Plotly chart and updates chart on client side."""
self.figure = figure
self.update()
def update(self) -> None:
with self._props.suspend_updates():
self._props['options'] = self._get_figure_json()
super().update()
def _get_figure_json(self) -> dict:
if optional_features.has('plotly') and isinstance(self.figure, go.Figure):
# convert go.Figure to dict object which is directly JSON serializable
# orjson supports NumPy array serialization
return self.figure.to_plotly_json()
if isinstance(self.figure, dict):
# already a dict object with keys: data, layout, config (optional)
return self.figure
raise ValueError(f'Plotly figure is of unknown type "{self.figure.__class__.__name__}".')