document usage of an externally hosted Orca instance #2034
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| @@ -64,6 +64,19 @@ If you are unable to install conda or npm, you can install orca as a precompiled | |||
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| $ pip install psutil requests | |||
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| ##### Externally Hosted Orca + pip | |||
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why "+ pip" ?
I copied the title style of the other subsections. Would you prefer me to remove it?
P.S. One still needs to install dependencies via pip namely requests and psutil (the requirement for the latter could/should be removed but atm it's mandatory) for this feature to work.
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OK so I actually think this should go in https://plot.ly/python/orca-management/ instead... also, if you could branch off of the |
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This PR adds documentation for the new feature introduced in #1850 and #1915 that enables using an externally running Orca to produce static images.
Please feel free to rephrase/modify the text!
cc @nicolaskruchten