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I'm working on some financial charts and curious if it would be possible to support range breaks to hide weekends for data which only happens during business days?
Benefit: time series data could look better with skipping weekends / "routine discontinuities" where there's no data
In the Python API, this is in fig.update_layout as the xaxis_rangebreaks argument.
I checked the book, the Axis, and the Layout, didn't see any rangebreaks
It would be ideal if a solution could be flexible enough to support days of the week (weekends) as well as hours of days (e.g. when markets are closed overnight in hourly financial data)
Hi, thank you for maintaining this crate!
I'm working on some financial charts and curious if it would be possible to support range breaks to hide weekends for data which only happens during business days?
Benefit: time series data could look better with skipping weekends / "routine discontinuities" where there's no data
In the Python API, this is in
fig.update_layout
as thexaxis_rangebreaks
argument.I checked the book, the Axis, and the Layout, didn't see any rangebreaks
It would be ideal if a solution could be flexible enough to support days of the week (weekends) as well as hours of days (e.g. when markets are closed overnight in hourly financial data)
Here is the API reference for the python version of this feature:
https://plotly.com/python/reference/layout/xaxis/#layout-xaxis-rangebreaks
And here is a guide section:
https://plotly.com/python/time-series/#hiding-weekends-and-holidays
Happy New Year and I look forward to use this more and help out. I really appreciate the speed of the library in cranking plots!
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