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Would it be ok to allow for custom "data layer" names? At the moment, all the dataset_id include "data_layer_" by default. If you want I can develop a PR to address this. Thank you!

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It would be nice to have the option to export svg/pdf and other files via Kaleido.

See also PlotlyKaleido

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Release notes:

• Fixed a bug where the width/height of the exported image was not respected.

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Release notes:

• This release splits the package into KeplerGLBase, which contains the map loading and creation code, and KeplerGL, which is a frontend that renders and exports maps using Blink. The separation means that other packages can use KeplerGLBase without the heavier Blink dependency.

At the moment, only columns used for plotting are provided to the KeplerGL (e.g., Lat, Lon, and Color_field).

Can we have an option to provide the all the columns?

Again, if ok I can provide a PR.

Hi @jmboehm,

this is a great package, congratulations!

I am a contributor to Stipple/Genie and we have been asked whether it is possible to support KeplerGL in the GenieFramework.
I've given it a try and the first workable Demo can be tested at https://github.com/GenieFramework/StippleKeplerGL.jl/blob/main/examples/StippleKeplerGLDemo.jl

Currently the package is not registered yet, as we have no support for resizing and replotting of new data. But we have succeeded in bringing the react libs into our vue-based web app.

However, loading of KeplerGL is a bit slow, because it depends on WebIO and Blink.
Could you imagine separating your package into two packages, e.g. KeplerGLBase and KeplerGL? This has been done in a similar way for PlotlyBase and PlotlyJS, so that people wanting to use only the plot generating functions can do so and and build their own web interface around.

From a quick view there is only map.jl and export.jl that make use of WebIO or Blink, so all in all it wouldn't be a too difficult move.
I might support, if you find this reasoble but don't have the time.

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Release notes:

• Fixed a bug where the size of the IOBuffer to write the CSV file was too small (most likely to affect polygon layers)