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A package for plotting plot.ly graphs in Wolfram Mathematica

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legacy support

The current package is supported in Mathematica 10.0.0+ only. In the future parts of the code should be rewritten to use Mathematica JSON instead of version 10 specific functions.

Re[Log[x]*Sin[x^2]/Tan[x^2]]

Plotly[Re[Log[x]*Sin[x^2]/Tan[x^2]],{x,-10,10}] outputs only the positive part of the plot.
Likely an error with the messy string postfix.

plot styling within mathematica missing

Styling options as well as labelling don't work yet

Examples
AxesLabel->""
PlotLabel->""
PlotStyle->""

Does this still work?

I am new to plotly. Installed package into mathematica, but all Plotly commands

Needs["Plotly`"]
Plotly[Sin[Exp[x]], {x, -Pi, Pi}, AxesLabel -> {"e", "s"}]

just return
[...]

\!\(
TagBox[
ButtonBox[
PaneSelectorBox[{False->
FrameBox[
RowBox[{"Show", "[", 
RowBox[{"$Failed", ",", 
RowBox[{"ImageSize", "->", "Large"}]}], "]"}],
StripOnInput->False], True->
StyleBox[
FrameBox[
RowBox[{"Show", "[", 
RowBox[{"$Failed", ",", 
RowBox[{"ImageSize", "->", "Large"}]}], "]"}],
StripOnInput->False], "HyperlinkActive"]}, Dynamic[
CurrentValue["MouseOver"]],
BaseStyle->{"Hyperlink"},
FrameMargins->0,
ImageSize->Automatic],
BaseStyle->"Hyperlink",
ButtonData:>{
StringReplace[
Failure["ConnectionFailure", 
Association[
        "URL" -> "https://plot.ly/clientresp", 
         "MessageTemplate" -> "Unable to perform the request.", 
         "MessageParameters" -> Association[], 
         "HTTPRequest" -> HTTPRequest["https://plot.ly/clientresp", 
Association[
           "Body" -> {"un" -> "Mathematica", "key" -> "u1ns4bx2df", 
              "origin" -> "plot", "platform" -> "mathematica", 
              "args" -> "[{\"x\":[-3.14159, -3.04159, -2.94159, \
-2.84159, -2.74159, -2.64159, -2.54159, -2.44159, -2.34159, -2.24159, \
-2.14159, -2.04159, -1.94159, -1.84159, -1.74159, -1.64159, -1.54159, \
-1.44159, -1.34159, -1.24159, -1.14159, -1.04159, -0.941593, \
-0.841593, -0.741593, -0.641593, -0.541593, -0.441593, -0.341593, \
-0.241593, -0.141593, -0.0415927, 0.0584073, 0.158407, 0.258407, \
0.358407, 0.458407, 0.558407, 0.658407, 0.758407, 0.858407, 0.958407, \
1.05841, 1.15841, 1.25841, 1.35841, 1.45841, 1.55841, 1.65841, \
1.75841, 1.85841, 1.95841, 2.05841, 2.15841, 2.25841, 2.35841, \
2.45841, 2.55841, 2.65841, 2.75841, 2.85841, 2.95841, \
3.05841],\"y\":[0.0432005, 0.0477406, 0.0527571, 0.0582996, \
0.0644229, 0.0711874, 0.0786596, 0.0869124, 0.0960262, 0.106089, \
0.117198, 0.129457, 0.142984, 0.157901, 0.174346, 0.192463, 0.212409, \
0.234351, 0.258461, 0.284921, 0.313912, 0.345613, 0.380194, 0.417801, \
0.458543, 0.50247, 0.549546, 0.599608, 0.652317, 0.707091, 0.763021, \
0.818767, 0.872427, 0.921391, 0.962172, 0.990251, 0.999942, 0.98436, \
0.935573, 0.845082, 0.704837, 0.509026, 0.256902, -0.0432507, \
-0.369265, -0.680467, -0.915808, -0.999245, -0.858452, -0.461777, \
0.12996, 0.720723, 0.99979, 0.694295, -0.142573, -0.912486, \
-0.770857, 0.341827, 0.990716, -0.0666865, -0.988015, 0.405664, \
0.642328],\"type\":\"scatter\"}]", 
              "kwargs" -> "{\n  \"filename\": \"mathematicaplot\",\n  \
\"fileopt\": \"new\",\n  \"style\": {\n      \"type\": \"scatter\"\n  \
},\n  \"traces\": [0,1,2],\n  \"layout\": {\n      \"title\": \"a \
plot from the mathematica api v0.2\"\n  },\n  \"world_readable\": \
true\n}"}]], "Counter" -> 1]], {
       "\"" -> "", "{" -> "", "}" -> "", "url" -> "", 
        StringExpression["message", 
BlankSequence[]] -> "", Whitespace -> "", "," -> "", ":" -> "", 
        "https" -> "https:"}], None},
ButtonNote->ButtonData],
Annotation[#, 
StringReplace[
Failure["ConnectionFailure", 
Association[
      "URL" -> "https://plot.ly/clientresp", 
       "MessageTemplate" -> "Unable to perform the request.", 
       "MessageParameters" -> Association[], 
       "HTTPRequest" -> HTTPRequest["https://plot.ly/clientresp", 
Association[
         "Body" -> {"un" -> "Mathematica", "key" -> "u1ns4bx2df", 
            "origin" -> "plot", "platform" -> "mathematica", 
            "args" -> "[{\"x\":[-3.14159, -3.04159, -2.94159, \
-2.84159, -2.74159, -2.64159, -2.54159, -2.44159, -2.34159, -2.24159, \
-2.14159, -2.04159, -1.94159, -1.84159, -1.74159, -1.64159, -1.54159, \
-1.44159, -1.34159, -1.24159, -1.14159, -1.04159, -0.941593, \
-0.841593, -0.741593, -0.641593, -0.541593, -0.441593, -0.341593, \
-0.241593, -0.141593, -0.0415927, 0.0584073, 0.158407, 0.258407, \
0.358407, 0.458407, 0.558407, 0.658407, 0.758407, 0.858407, 0.958407, \
1.05841, 1.15841, 1.25841, 1.35841, 1.45841, 1.55841, 1.65841, \
1.75841, 1.85841, 1.95841, 2.05841, 2.15841, 2.25841, 2.35841, \
2.45841, 2.55841, 2.65841, 2.75841, 2.85841, 2.95841, \
3.05841],\"y\":[0.0432005, 0.0477406, 0.0527571, 0.0582996, \
0.0644229, 0.0711874, 0.0786596, 0.0869124, 0.0960262, 0.106089, \
0.117198, 0.129457, 0.142984, 0.157901, 0.174346, 0.192463, 0.212409, \
0.234351, 0.258461, 0.284921, 0.313912, 0.345613, 0.380194, 0.417801, \
0.458543, 0.50247, 0.549546, 0.599608, 0.652317, 0.707091, 0.763021, \
0.818767, 0.872427, 0.921391, 0.962172, 0.990251, 0.999942, 0.98436, \
0.935573, 0.845082, 0.704837, 0.509026, 0.256902, -0.0432507, \
-0.369265, -0.680467, -0.915808, -0.999245, -0.858452, -0.461777, \
0.12996, 0.720723, 0.99979, 0.694295, -0.142573, -0.912486, \
-0.770857, 0.341827, 0.990716, -0.0666865, -0.988015, 0.405664, \
0.642328],\"type\":\"scatter\"}]", 
            "kwargs" -> "{\n  \"filename\": \"mathematicaplot\",\n  \
\"fileopt\": \"new\",\n  \"style\": {\n      \"type\": \"scatter\"\n  \
},\n  \"traces\": [0,1,2],\n  \"layout\": {\n      \"title\": \"a \
plot from the mathematica api v0.2\"\n  },\n  \"world_readable\": \
true\n}"}]], "Counter" -> 1]], {
     "\"" -> "", "{" -> "", "}" -> "", "url" -> "", 
      StringExpression["message", 
BlankSequence[]] -> "", Whitespace -> "", "," -> "", ":" -> "", 
      "https" -> "https:"}], "Hyperlink"]& ]\)

package not declared

The package doesn't follow general practices for Mathematica package development. The Module[] function wasn't implemented for localized variables.

rename repo to Plotly-Mathematica-API

Just a suggestion - renaming the repo to have the keywords separated by hyphens will likely help it appear when people are searching for this on google! Here is a reference: https://www.mattcutts.com/blog/dashes-vs-underscores/. Github handles the redirects, so all of the links to https://github.com/Nevensky/plotlymathematica should redirect to the new name.

Needs::nocont: Context Plotly` was not created when Needs was evaluated. >>

Does this work with streamline plots?

http://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/15895/how-to-get-streamplot-to-draw-many-hundreds-of-streamlines

indeterminate values are set to zero

some functions don't work

A full list of those functions is not yet known

As a general rule these functions contain divisions by zero for a certain variable or imaginary values.
This issue makes it impossible to use plotlymathematica for any serious work.

List of know non-working functions

ArcCos[x]
ArcSin[x]
ArcTan[x]
1/Tan[x]
Log[x]
1/Log[x]

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