Hi Steffen, Steffen Möller, on 2021-05-24: > Nanoplot was blocked by the tricky-to-package orca extension of plotly. > Orca seems to be substitute by kaleido, which is also tricky to package. > > The idea is to use some magic of chromium that is made available via > docker to craft an executable that can transform SVGs in web outputs. I > am tempted to think that this of general interest. They say that pypi > and conda can just install this a a one-liner, well, so can Debian once > it is packaged, but I have no clue how to get there.
Having filed the RFP for plotly-orca, I consider your finding
interesting. Is that the kaleido hosted on the following
location?
https://github.com/plotly/Kaleido
(I would guess so, just confirming.)
Kind Regards,
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