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Introduce a separate Jupyter module. Place there a Jupyter integration. Example Documentation
After that, lets-plot descriptor(s) could be simplified. Also note that you can add tests for this integration and maintain them ensuring that everything works in the release (and between them)
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Problem.
Now we have a bunch of lets-plot integrations in
kotlin-jupyter-libraries
. Some of them, such as https://github.com/Kotlin/kotlin-jupyter-libraries/blob/master/lets-plot.json, are rather complicated, and at the same time not tested. It's easy to break something when updating the library.Another problem: lets-plot outputs could be rendered natively in Kotlin Notebook, for that you should just add a spec to the output, like it's done in Kandy. Lets-plot doesn't do that, and it leads to the problems like this: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KTNB-171/After-changing-color-scheme-black-light-ggplot-lets-plot-plots-are-rendered-with-black-background
Solution.
Introduce a separate Jupyter module. Place there a Jupyter integration.
Example
Documentation
After that, lets-plot descriptor(s) could be simplified. Also note that you can add tests for this integration and maintain them ensuring that everything works in the release (and between them)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: