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cldougl added 30 commits May 25, 2015 15:52
Quiver function plots velocity vectors and Streamline function plots
streamlines with directional arrows
Quiver: can plot 1 arrow
-remove numpy dependency
-change to class
-additional pep8 edits
@chriddyp @theengineear @etpinard @aneda Could use some feedback: I
changed this quite a bit to remove the numpy dependency and make Quiver
a class.
not sure if this is the correct way of testing PlotlyErrors
added flatten function
added doc for each function
-still unsure about decorators? removed decorators but still using
super()
Adding Streamline class
- Streamline class still uses bumpy dependency
- this calculation can be slow with numpy, depending on the range and
density.

Added core tests for Quiver and Streamline
cldougl added 4 commits June 23, 2015 12:21
Create TraceFactory class with methods: create_quiver and
create_streamline
update tests for quiver/streamline with TraceFactory
updated re: comment 222
@theengineear is this what you had in mind for TraceFactory?
cc @chriddyp @aneda @etpinard
Changing ‘stream’ to ‘streamline’ to avoid user confusion
cldougl added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 3, 2015
@cldougl cldougl merged commit 6d736cb into plotly:streamline Jul 3, 2015
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