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by kpil 3739 days ago
Ah. Yes.

That is also an alternative. Can plot directly to plotly from R too :-)

In my case, I can't send sensitive data around - it might even be illegal, and did not want to shell out a large sum of money for my own personal instance, but for non sensitive stuff or when it's worth the money it seems to be the bees knees!

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plotly.js is the MIT licenced[1] charting library released by Plotly, which you can use to create plots without shipping data to anyone else.

It can be used from R (IIRC), since the corresponding Plotly library just generates a declarative JSON plot description, which plotly.js can use.

[1]: https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/blob/master/LICENSE