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styling issues with updated bqplot version #6

Closed havok2063 closed 4 years ago

havok2063 commented 4 years ago

It seems bqplot==0.12.3 creates an incorrect styling when rendering plots on the web, compared to bqplot==0.11.9. The latest bqplot renders correctly inside notebooks, but renders incorrectly when embedded on the web. See attached image. The 0.11 version renders correctly both in notebooks and the web.

I need to render FITS image data with bqplot-image-gl, which only works with bqplot>=0.12, so ideally I'd like to update bqplot. Is there a reason voila-embed is pinned to use bqplot=0.11? Alternatively, is there a different bqplot-related package other that bqplot-image-gl that lets me render FITS image data within the framework of bqplot?

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mariobuikhuizen commented 4 years ago

Thanks for reporting this issue.

We've pinned bqplot to 0.11 because 0.12 contained a visual bug which affected voila-vuetify at the time. This has since been resolved.

With commit d14c1c6 you can now use bqplot>=0.12.

I'm no expert in using plot libraries, so I can't advise you on alternatives to bqplot.

havok2063 commented 4 years ago

Great, thanks for the fix Mario.

Oh I didn't mean alternatives to bqplot. I mean alternate ways within bqplot to display FITS images, other than bqplot-image-gl. It seems that bqplot-image-gl is a non-affiliated package and not really maintained / updated. Is there a plan to merge bqplot-image-gl into the core bqplot and expand its functionality?

maartenbreddels commented 4 years ago

bqplot-image-gl

We (@astrofrog and me) kept it out of bqplot so we could put astronomy specific parts in it, which would not make sense to put in bqplot. It is maintained actually, just not very active :)

havok2063 commented 4 years ago

That makes sense. Thank Maarten!