save_html

save_html(
    plot=None
    file=None
    *
    lib_dir='lib'
    include_version=True
    data_in_svg=True
    use_cdn=None
)

Save a MAIDR plot as HTML file.

Parameters

Name	Type	Description	Default
plot	Any or None	The plot object to save. Supports matplotlib/seaborn artists, Plotly figures, and Altair chart objects. If None, uses the current matplotlib figure.	`None`
file	str	The file path where to save the HTML. Required; may be passed positionally, as in `maidr.save_html(plot, "output.html")`, the form the getting-started tutorial uses and the form :meth:`Maidr.save_html` and its Plotly and Altair counterparts take.	`None`
lib_dir	str or None	Directory name for libraries.	`"lib"`
include_version	bool	Whether to include version information.	`True`
data_in_svg	bool	Controls where the MAIDR JSON payload is placed in the HTML or SVG.	`True`
use_cdn	bool, {"auto"}, or None	* `True`: reference the public jsDelivr CDN only (no files copied, no offline fallback). * `False`: bundle `maidr.js` and its assets into `lib_dir` next to the saved HTML and reference the script with a relative path. The resulting directory is self-contained and works without any network access. * `"auto"`: copy the bundle alongside the HTML and emit a CDN loader with a client-side `onerror` fallback, so the HTML works both online and offline. This is the default mode. * `None` (default): use the process-wide default (see :func:`set_use_cdn` / `MAIDR_USE_CDN`). Both default to `"auto"`. The two CDN modes (`True` and `"auto"`) resolve the published version over the network once per process when building the URL, bounded by `MAIDR_CDN_TIMEOUT`; `MAIDR_CDN_VERSION` skips it. `False` makes no request. Altair charts always use the CDN — this argument is not plumbed through that adapter.	`None`

Returns

Name	Type	Description
	str	The path to the saved HTML file.

Raises

Name	Type	Description
	TypeError	If `file` is not given.