Nils

Really sweet! I forked the repo to activate github pages. However, in the demo.html (https://ratnanil.github.io/leaflet-vega/demo/demo.html) as well as the observable notebook provided in the link above, the basemap does not...

OMG I'm so glad there is already an open issue on this. I am experiencing exactly the same issue. ### Autocomplete in an *un*saved file: Note how I can autocomplete...

I'm not sure what I'm missing. But following the advice from PR #249 I run: ``` pandoc --to=html --lua-filter=lilypond.lua --output="test.html" appoggiaturas.md ``` whereas I get the following error message: ```...

> The `lilypond` executable must be installed to a location on your `PATH` Oh sorry, completely missed that one :sleepy:

> I remember seeing a very good package for generating labels along curved lines but cannot recall what it's called. I was reminded of [isoband](https://isoband.r-lib.org/articles/isoband3.html), but I'm not sure how...

Would you consider supporting plotting [`sf`](https://r-spatial.github.io/sf/) objects? Base plotting is much faster than e.g. ggplot2 or dedicated spatial plotting libraries such as [tmap](https://r-tmap.github.io/tmap/). Tinyplot could fill a nice niche here!

I was unaware of the availability of themes, but will definitely test them in the future 🙏🏼

> Yes, agree with `tm_paths`. > ... > But generally speaking I also prefer to put it in an extension package. > ... > Probably tmap.networks makes most sense... This...

This is not the first time something cool is already unknowingly implemented `sf_networks`! Quick question to see if this fits different scenarios with trajectory data. Would it be possible to...

Will bidirectional integration also be available for streamlit? I've been looking forward to this ever since @ajduberstein's announcement [@JupyterCon2020](https://youtu.be/i-dGU80hNOw?t=1278) (see below)