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That used to be the case until the end of last year, but it has been open-sourced and you can render a plot entirely on the client side, without a roundtrip to

by eperfa 10y ago

That used to be the case until the end of last year, but it has been open-sourced and you can render a plot entirely on the client side, without a roundtrip to Plot.ly's servers (no rate limits anymore, custom integrations to your existing stuff, etc.), for free. https://plot.ly/javascript/open-source-announcement/ https://plot.ly/javascript/open-source-announcement/

phonon 10y ago
We looked into it after they open sourced it; AFAIK, it is still designed to connect to their streaming servers with an API key (or run locally in an ipython notebook or similar "offline"). If you want to make your own private dashboards for your own system you still need https://plot.ly/product/enterprise/#plotly-on-premise https://plot.ly/product/enterprise/#plotly-on-premise See https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/issues/16 https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/issues/16 Maybe there is a way of rolling your own, but there isn't any documentation... We ended up using (Django-)NVD3 instead, which worked fine.
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