Once a graph is produced using eesyplan's fonctions one should be able to store it in order to reload the result page quickly.
To do so we could save the fig.to_dict() (or to_json()) within the result datapackage's structure
results
elements/
sequences/
figures/
datapackage.json
The aim is that be reading the datapackage one can regenerate the plotly figures or that one can simply go through the figures/ folder and regenerate the figures.
We could start a prototype of this with the sankey graph, as it is almost implemented within #479.
Once a graph is produced using eesyplan's fonctions one should be able to store it in order to reload the result page quickly.
To do so we could save the fig.to_dict() (or to_json()) within the result datapackage's structure
The aim is that be reading the datapackage one can regenerate the plotly figures or that one can simply go through the
figures/folder and regenerate the figures.We could start a prototype of this with the sankey graph, as it is almost implemented within #479.