Describe the bug
I have a plot which I'd like to export as png so I'm using the _to_png feature. Ideally I'd like a zoom level of around 4.5 - my plot should cover from Madrid to St.Petersburg (roughly) - but I cannot provide this. When I provide bounds the image I get out doesn't seem to be obeying them.
I appreciate this is likely a function of dynamic window resizing, but exporting as png should be able to adhere to the provided bounds despite the png support being via selenium.
To Reproduce
import folium
m = folium.Map()
sw = [38, -3]
ne = [60, 31]
m.fit_bounds([sw, ne])
m.save("map.html")
import io
from PIL import Image
img_data = m._to_png(1)
img = Image.open(io.BytesIO(img_data))
img.save('map_plot.png')
Expected behavior
A png file contained within the provided bounds
Environment (please complete the following information):
Browser [e.g. chrome, firefox] Chromium based
Jupyter Notebook or html files? HTML and jupyer
Python version (check it with import sys; print(sys.version_info)) 3.12.1
folium version (check it with import folium; print(folium.__version__)) 0.15.1
branca version (check it with import branca; print(branca.__version__)) 0.7.1
Describe the bug I have a plot which I'd like to export as
png
so I'm using the_to_png
feature. Ideally I'd like a zoom level of around 4.5 - my plot should cover from Madrid to St.Petersburg (roughly) - but I cannot provide this. When I provide bounds the image I get out doesn't seem to be obeying them.I appreciate this is likely a function of dynamic window resizing, but exporting as
png
should be able to adhere to the provided bounds despite thepng
support being via selenium.To Reproduce
Expected behavior A
png
file contained within the provided boundsEnvironment (please complete the following information):
import sys; print(sys.version_info)
) 3.12.1import folium; print(folium.__version__)
) 0.15.1import branca; print(branca.__version__)
) 0.7.1