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Treemap trace

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I believe treemaps could deserve to be supported natively as a new type instead of having to precompute the rectangles and add them as shapes. One reason is that using shapes prevents us from directly using a colorscale on another trace attribute (since the shapes’ fillcolor attribute only accepts a color value).

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Created 7 years ago
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Comments:6 (5 by maintainers)

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rodrigomurtacommented, Nov 3, 2017

It would be nice to have support to R too. Now treemaps are restricted to Python and Matlab.

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nicolaskruchtencommented, Sep 4, 2019

Is it useful to display node’s current/full path on hover?

Would be useful to have as an option in hovertemplate yes! By default I would say no.

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