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Currently both of existing plotly datasets save a figure as JSON and load from it.
This has a major limitation because viewing them requires running Python to parse it back as plotly object. The only options are kedro viz or catalog.load("figure_dataset").
I think there is value in having a plotly.HTMLDataset that would save figures on disk as HTML so:
They can be opened without the need to run Python.
It would also make them shareable with team members who don't have Kedro project setup.
Using versioned: True in catalog you'd get a convenient folder of HTML files that you'd be able to scroll through without running Python / Kedro.
Context
Sharing charts with teammates is a task I often encounter and it would be nice if I could share plotly charts as HTMLs rather than having to run kedro viz or catalog.load("figure_dataset") and doing a screenshot manually.
Description
Currently both of existing
plotly
datasets save a figure as JSON and load from it.This has a major limitation because viewing them requires running Python to parse it back as
plotly
object. The only options arekedro viz
orcatalog.load("figure_dataset")
.I think there is value in having a
plotly.HTMLDataset
that would save figures on disk as HTML so:versioned: True
in catalog you'd get a convenient folder of HTML files that you'd be able to scroll through without running Python / Kedro.Context
Sharing charts with teammates is a task I often encounter and it would be nice if I could share
plotly
charts as HTMLs rather than having to runkedro viz
orcatalog.load("figure_dataset")
and doing a screenshot manually.Possible Implementation
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