How to save plots in Bokeh JS as PNG programmatically?
The documentation gives the following example in Python:
from bokeh.io import export_png
export_png(plot, filename="plot.png")
I could however not find an example on how to programmatically save plots in JavaScript.
The use case is to generate plots in the back-end and use them in automatically generated reports.
Any tips on saving plots in Bokeh JS programmatically are welcome!
I am using Jinja Template and WeasyPrint for PDF generation.
While calling a API, I have prepared the data in the back-end and export that data into PDF file.
I want include chart(Column Chart/Bar Chart) in the pdf file. I don't know how to include chart while exporting PDF. Because the data preparation and export everything should be happened in Back-end with single API.
Thanks in Advance.
I was reading https://visualbi.com/blogs/microsoft/powerbi/dynamically-display-images-power-bi/ on how to load images in PBI.
Does it mean that I can provide the images url link and powerbi is able to render them onto the dashboard?
Yes. You can display images on your dashboard by setting up your data model and linking it with the Image URLs. You can create a public folder on one drive or any other platform and use the URL to create your data model. Just remember that the URLs should be accessible by public (all).
Some visuals where you can use images are Slicers, Dynamic Filters, Image Viewers, Tables, Matrix, KPI charts etc.
Check this blog to learn more: "https://blog.gbrueckl.at/2018/01/storing-images-powerbi-analysis-services-data-models/"
I have a collection of tests in Postman. I'd like to backup this collection.
Is there a way to export the collection as a JSON or text file?
The answers above work well if you only want to export one collection.
If you have many collections and want to export them all, there's a better way:
Wrench icon (top-right) -> Settings -> Data tab -> Export Data -> Download
This will create a single json file with all your collections.
If you open Postman and look at the sidebar on the left, then hover over the name of the collection there five options: 'Add Folder', 'Edit Collection', 'Duplicate Collection', 'Share Collection', and 'Delete Collection'.
Select the 'Share Collection' option and from there you will see a 'Download' button that will allow you to export your collection as the JSON file.
I took pictures to help people more.
Export one collection
The first way is by clicking on ... button and then clicking on export (or share if make sense)
The other way is to click on > button and then clicking on download collection
Both will give you your data in JSON format which you can use to import on another postman too.
Update (Export all collections as Cristi Diaconescu has mentioned)
and then Data tab> download
Postman let's you export collections in a JSON file. Click on the "Share" button in the sidebar and then click "Download" in the modal that opens up.
Best way which I used, Create a login on postman and whenever You do login on another computer login with the same account, You will get all the data.
Otherwise, Export the data into Json format from setting->data.
And the same json can be used for import.
The new version of Postman (6.7.4) no longer has this in the gear icon, it's under the wrench icon in the top bar, Settings / Data.
How do I embed a Google Docs chart in a Joomla 2.5 custom HTML module? When I publish a chart and receive the "script" I paste it into a module and then the editor seems to strip the code out. I have tried 4 different editors and also "no editor" and it still modifies the script. Can someone help?
Google Docs offers an undocumented feature that lets you embed PDF files and PowerPoint presentations in a web page. The files don't have to be uploaded to Google Docs, but they need to be available online.
Here's the code I used to embed the PDF file:
<iframe src="http://docs.google.com/gview?url=http://www.uom.mx/programas/Kinam%20programa.pdf&embedded=true" style="width:600px; height:500px;" frameborder="0"></iframe>
but you should replace the bold URL with your own address. As I mentioned, the document viewer works for PDF and PPT files.