Plots.jl/src/ijulia.jl
2022-05-02 14:25:17 +02:00

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const use_local_dependencies = Ref(false)
const use_local_plotlyjs = Ref(false)
function _init_ijulia_plotting()
# IJulia is more stable with local file
use_local_plotlyjs[] =
plotly_local_file_path[] === nothing ? false : isfile(plotly_local_file_path[])
ENV["MPLBACKEND"] = "Agg"
end
"""
Add extra jupyter mimetypes to display_dict based on the plot backed.
The default is nothing, except for plotly based backends, where it
adds data for `application/vnd.plotly.v1+json` that is used in
frontends like jupyterlab and nteract.
"""
_ijulia__extra_mime_info!(plt::Plot, out::Dict) = out
function _ijulia__extra_mime_info!(plt::Plot{PlotlyJSBackend}, out::Dict)
out["application/vnd.plotly.v1+json"] =
Dict(:data => plotly_series(plt), :layout => plotly_layout(plt))
out
end
function _ijulia__extra_mime_info!(plt::Plot{PlotlyBackend}, out::Dict)
out["application/vnd.plotly.v1+json"] =
Dict(:data => plotly_series(plt), :layout => plotly_layout(plt))
out
end
function _ijulia_display_dict(plt::Plot)
output_type = Symbol(plt.attr[:html_output_format])
if output_type == :auto
output_type = get(_best_html_output_type, backend_name(plt.backend), :svg)
end
out = Dict()
if output_type == :txt
mime = "text/plain"
out[mime] = sprint(show, MIME(mime), plt)
elseif output_type == :png
mime = "image/png"
out[mime] = base64encode(show, MIME(mime), plt)
elseif output_type == :svg
mime = "image/svg+xml"
out[mime] = sprint(show, MIME(mime), plt)
elseif output_type == :html
mime = "text/html"
out[mime] = sprint(show, MIME(mime), plt)
_ijulia__extra_mime_info!(plt, out)
elseif output_type == :pdf
mime = "application/pdf"
out[mime] = base64encode(show, MIME(mime), plt)
else
error("Unsupported output type $output_type")
end
out
end