Rambaud Pierrick

Thank you very much. So let's expand a bit my question. My final goal is to create a translator object. The user should simply provide a language and I programmatically...

I tried the following: ``` def __init__(self, json_folder, *args, target=None, default="en", **kwargs): # do stuff super().__init__(*args, **private_keys, **ms_boxes, frozen_box=kwargs.pop("frozen_box", True), **kwargs) ``` and now I have a Path error: >...

that's exactly what I needed, thanks a lot. I assume I'll leave the issue open for documenting

Thank you for your prompt answer. Until now I was using [xarray_leaflet](https://github.com/davidbrochart/xarray_leaflet) but recently [geemap](https://github.com/giswqs/geemap) from @giswqs started using your lib for the same operation. So I think I went...

I'm only running things on a linux environment so that was not an issue (I have a pending issue for way to long on xarray_leaflet as well 😄 ). I...

nope I'm still a bit lost. Didn't have any idea but if you want me to check other stuff I'll be happy to give it a try

thanks a lot for your help @banesullivan I think I finally managed to find the server prefix needed to make it work. I simply use the one found in `os.environ["SUDO_COMMAND"]`:...

sounds about right. So you "export" all the values contained in the matplotlib colormap. I guess that in my use case I'll need to be extra careful wih vmin and...

I need to find back a meaningful example, let me check in my files and I'll share something. In the meantime I've implemented your suggestion

that was it! Is it something you would like me to add to the documentation with a PR ? or should I simply close the issue ?