Kevin Schneider

> you could create a new project I suppose This is what i feared, because all the existing test projects look really arcane to me - i usually just use...

> https://github.com/TestableIO/System.IO.Abstractions oh wow, that will come in handy in other projects as well, thanks! I'll copy stuff together until i have working tests i guess ;)

> I don't think this is problematic in itself. It accurately reflects what the code contains. While technically correct, i am not sure if i agree here generally. Maybe my...

> We can pair on this sometime if you want. Sure, do you intend to stream this? I am not sure if i will have time in the next week(s),...

So with some more investigation, this was fixed on my side by adding a Newtonsoft.JSON reference to the script. While i am happy that it works now, I still think...

poc [here](https://github.com/fsprojects/FSharp.Formatting/tree/sass/sass)

@dsyme i think there is not much missing from POC i posted earlier, but to publish a npm package i need to know how we want to proceed in terms...

In Plotly.NET, we use local assembly references as well. If your project has external dependencies, they can be loaded via #r nuget: https://github.com/plotly/Plotly.NET/blob/1e5fec1496e5b78dc4bb7cad7648a95cefdb975a/docs/02_0_line-scatter-plots.fsx#L12-L16

> Hey, thanks for you effort in this library, it really is amazing. thanks! > Fork Plotly.Net and revert the change this will only work in an environment that does...

However, a workaround could be including the raw html output, which would be `GenericChart.toChartHTML`, which is just calling `toChartHTMLNodes` and renders it as a string, meaning it should lead to...