`contrib.vector.vmap` generate static map?
See original GitHub issueLike cc.map(interactive=False, zoom=14, lng=-68.3823549, lat=44.3036906)
, are we able to do the similar thing in vector.vmap
, especially for LocalLayer()
? For example, allow users to turn on/off move
and zoom
(I guess) in the VL template?
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I can’t get the github pages version to work but that look pretty awesome 😃 The version we were wanting is that the file would be generated directly from the python side… since there’s a python / js divide I have no idea on how that information would pass. jtorres did a test on how that information can flow (sent you notebook).
If we use
comm_manager
(which seems to be a jupyter notebook module), most likely not. But we could look for other implementations options.