Plot all transits vertically

[LucaNap]

Hello, I was wondering if there was a fast way to plot all the transits from a light curve vertically, similar to plot_river but with the actual transits zoomed in (phase=[-0.02, 0.02] for example), like the picture I am attaching. If not, that would be a great addition to the current plot_river function. Thank you

[barentsen]

Thank you for the suggestion @LucaNap. I think this is a GREAT idea and would be a fabulous feature!

To avoid making the plot_river function too complicated, my preference would be to add this feature as a separate new function.

An obvious name for such new function could be plot_transits, but this type of plot may be equally useful for plotting other periodic signals that are not transits, so I'm looking for a better name. Any ideas?!

[LucaNap]

plot_snake
transits_chart
plot_cascade ?

I am bad with names !

[orionlee]

LightCurveCollection.plot() currently does something very similar.

import lightkurve as lk

# stack three folded lightcurve vertically
lk.LightCurveCollection([lc_f1, lc_f2, lc_f3]).plot(offset = 0.05);

See:

lightkurve/src/lightkurve/collections.py

Lines 225 to 228 in 63a959a

	def plot(self, ax=None, offset=0.0, **kwargs) -> matplotlib.axes.Axes:
	"""Plots all light curves in the collection on a single plot.
	Parameters