Added capability to save png or other static format #23
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As I'm looking to use this Sphinx extension on my module, considering the high number of plots (many of which are 3D plots that requires a lot of bandwidth and really slows down the rendering of the page), I figured that it would be nice to visualize png plots. This commits modifies `save_plotly_figure` and add a couple of tests to verify its correct behaviour. Users can set the following on `conf.py` (for example): plotly_formats = ["png", "html", "pdf"] This will visualize png by default, also adding links to a html and pdf versions.
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As I'm looking to use this Sphinx extension on my module, considering the high number of plots (many of which are 3D plots that requires a lot of bandwidth and really slows down the rendering of the page), I figured that it would be nice to visualize png plots.
This commits modifies
save_plotly_figureand add a couple of tests to verify its correct behaviour.Users can set the following on
conf.py(for example):plotly_formats = ["png", "html", "pdf"]
This will visualize png by default, also adding links to a html and pdf versions.