I am curious whether plot.ly (maybe only in the professional license) offers the ability to store a static image (ex. png) on their server publicly, providing a link.
I am aware of
import plotly.plotly as py
py.image.save_as({'data': data}, 'our_image_filename.png')
but this stores the file locally on my computer. Is there a similar function to store it on their server?
The background to this use case is that I would like to include plots, generated by plot.ly in emails I send.
Every plotly graph on the plotly cloud can be viewed as a static image by eg appending .png
to the graph's URL:
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