[MilStdJunkie]

Whew, slick. Can't argue with that. Vega's thick as hell, and is my last option before I pull the trigger[1] on prerendering. If I absolutely need box plots or geographic maps. And honestly, unless the data is constantly changing prerendering is more efficient anyway. I'll see if I can get this (ObPlot? OPLot? I don't know what to call it shorthand) into an asciidoc extension.

[1] I can hear you screaming WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT. I should probably enunciate this better. The docs are aerospace, so any graphics or tables or data or ANYTHING has to be source controlled, so the data goes into VCS with the docs, and it can get traced back to a commit, which is passed into a "List of Changes", a "List of Effective Data Modules", and (biggest pain in my ass) change marks in the output. "Prerendered" is a pass that turns the data into a graphic, and then the doc references the graphic. A graph block just points to the data, and the graph is automatic. If it wasn't so controlled, you could just put a passthrough in the asciidoc to the graph server and call it a day - which, honestly, is a much better option, but would require a few Amazon's worth of forms to fill out. And it would probably get rejected because OH MY GERD SERVERS.