Widgets in offline mode

Hi, is it possible to create a plotly widget in offline mode? I am basically trying to get something like, say: iplot([{"x": [1, 2, 3], "y": [3, 1, 6]}]) to display in an IPython widget. I see that plotly has support for widgets via the GraphWidget and I was wondering if I can basically nest a plotly widget in one of my widgets.

I learned about this from this post by @chriddyp. The example notebooks in the post are not reachable and I presume they won’t be using offline graphs.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks 😃

[aggFTW]

What do you want the code to do @avishapiro? If you just want to display the output and then draw on it, you’d do what’s posted above:

        import ipywidgets as widgets
        from IPython.display import display
        out = widgets.Output()
        display(out)

        with out:
            print('prints to output widget')"""

where they key thing to know is to call display(out) before with out:

[avishapiro]

Thanks @aggFTW . I forgot to switch my code back to offline mode. I confused what I aliased as iplot with what you did. My offline code now works. I’ll have to work on the online version. Since IPython has changed a lot over the year, many online examples no longer work, especially involving widgets.