hvplot.ui.hvPlotExplorer.plot_code#

hvPlotExplorer.plot_code(var_name=None)[source]#

Return a string representation that can be easily copy-pasted in a notebook cell to create a plot from a call to the .hvplot accessor, and that includes all the customized settings of the explorer.

>>> hvexplorer.plot_code(var_name='data')
"data.hvplot(x='time', y='value')"
Parameters:
var_name: string

Data variable name by which the returned string will start.

Returns:
str

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