Nicolas H
Nicolas H
@nagix do you have any idea when the next release can be released with compatibility with chart.js 3.X.X ? Thanks
Hello @ndgayan, thanks for your feedback. I'll add this to the next release it as soon as I have some time.
Hi @ndgayan, sorry for the (very long) delay. I suppose this is not useful for you anymore but i'm happy to inform you that this issue should be solved with...
Hello @deanm0000, thanks for raising the issue, I'll investigate this bug as soon as possible.
Hello @deanm0000, I fixed the rendering issue you encountered in the last version of ipychart (0.5.2). You should now be able to render the Chart in VSC and in a...
Hello @anuj9196 , thanks for using ipychart :) I think I can add a `get_image()` method to the Chart class, I'll try to do it quickly as soon as I...
Hello @anuj9196, Apologies for the delayed response. I’ve added a `to_image()` method to the `Chart` class in the last version of ipychart (0.5.2), which allows you to generate and display...
**Explanation of How ipychart Works** `ipychart` is an ipywidget that provides a Python interface for creating and displaying charts using the JavaScript library, `Chart.js`. Essentially, ipychart acts as a bridge...
By reusing the example from issue #11, you can extend the existing setup to save the chart as an image file from the Flask frontend using the [.toBase64Image()](https://www.chartjs.org/docs/latest/developers/api.html#tobase64image-type-quality) method. Here’s...
Hello @deanm0000, support of polars wasn't planned but I can check if it is easy to add.