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In v.1.0.0, Highcharts Stock for Python outputs the JavaScript literal object where any unspecified property is serialized to a dict as None and subsequently stripped from the serialized JS object literal version. Logically, this will then apply the Highcharts default value for that property.
In v.1.x, it would be nice (to aid in debugging / diagnostics) to have an show_default_values argument in the .to_js_literal() method which if True will output the JS literal with those default values explicitly displayed, rather than stripped. By default, this argument should be False.
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In v.1.0.0, Highcharts Stock for Python outputs the JavaScript literal object where any unspecified property is serialized to a
dict
asNone
and subsequently stripped from the serialized JS object literal version. Logically, this will then apply the Highcharts default value for that property.In v.1.x, it would be nice (to aid in debugging / diagnostics) to have an
show_default_values
argument in the.to_js_literal()
method which ifTrue
will output the JS literal with those default values explicitly displayed, rather than stripped. By default, this argument should beFalse
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: