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Line Charts

The following imports have been used to produce the plots below:

use ndarray::Array;
use plotly::common::{
    ColorScale, ColorScalePalette, DashType, Fill, Font, Line, LineShape, Marker, Mode, Title,
};
use plotly::layout::{Axis, BarMode, Layout, Legend, TicksDirection};
use plotly::{Bar, color::{NamedColor, Rgb, Rgba}, Plot, Scatter};
use rand_distr::{Distribution, Normal, Uniform};

The to_inline_html method is used to produce the html plot displayed in this page.

Adding Names to Line and Scatter Plot

{{#include ../../../../../examples/basic_charts/src/main.rs:adding_names_to_line_and_scatter_plot}}

{{#include ../../../../../examples/basic_charts/output/inline_adding_names_to_line_and_scatter_plot.html}}

Line and Scatter Styling

{{#include ../../../../../examples/basic_charts/src/main.rs:line_and_scatter_styling}}

{{#include ../../../../../examples/basic_charts/output/inline_line_and_scatter_styling.html}}

Styling Line Plot

{{#include ../../../../../examples/basic_charts/src/main.rs:styling_line_plot}}

{{#include ../../../../../examples/basic_charts/output/inline_styling_line_plot.html}}

Line Shape Options for Interpolation

{{#include ../../../../../examples/basic_charts/src/main.rs:line_shape_options_for_interpolation}}

{{#include ../../../../../examples/basic_charts/output/inline_line_shape_options_for_interpolation.html}}

Line Dash

{{#include ../../../../../examples/basic_charts/src/main.rs:line_dash}}

{{#include ../../../../../examples/basic_charts/output/inline_line_dash.html}}

Filled Lines

{{#include ../../../../../examples/basic_charts/src/main.rs:filled_lines}}

{{#include ../../../../../examples/basic_charts/output/inline_filled_lines.html}}

Setting Lower or Upper Bounds on Axis

This example demonstrates how to set partial axis ranges using both the new AxisRange API and the backward-compatible vector syntax. The x-axis uses both the new AxisRange::upper() method and the traditional vec![None, Some(value)] syntax to set only an upper bound, while the y-axis uses only the vec![Some(value), None] syntax to set a lower bound.

{{#include ../../../../../examples/basic_charts/src/main.rs:set_lower_or_upper_bound_on_axis}}

{{#include ../../../../../examples/basic_charts/output/inline_set_lower_or_upper_bound_on_axis.html}}