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Representation of a Plotly chart.

Plotly‘s graphs are built from two main types of building blocks - traces and layout. Trace describes a single series of data visible in a graph. Traces can be constructed from a wide variety of predefined types, e.g. scatter, heatmap, bar or polar. Layout applies to the entire chart and affect properties like the title, axis annotations and many more.

Data series that for displaying in a Plotly chart.

Set of choices that affect user interface, toolbar and backend interactions.

TODO.

TODO.

Functions for converting Figures to HTML documents rendered via Plotly.js.

Simple in-memory CSV data representation decoder.

Compared to other formats, CSV representation is very limited. It doesn’t support decoding of nested values or direct decoding of primitive values. Unless the type to be decoded has a dedicated init(from: Decoder) method, it is only possible to decode an array of the type.

Here’s an example that decodes an array of simple structures:

struct Person: Decodable {
  var id: Int
  var name: String
}

let csv = """
id,name
1,"Thomas"
"2",Gina
""".data(encoding: .utf8)

let decoder = CSVDecoder()
let people = try? decoder.decode([Person].self, from: csv, encoding: .utf8)