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You should be able to do this using the out argument. Something like the following. Potentially that can create a very big file, though only if you are plotting something big.
import ncplot
ncplot.view("foo.nc", out = "foo.html")
At the minute, it will require it to be .html. It uses hvplot and as far as I understand it there is no option other than html for outputting the plots.
If it's a lonlat grid, and you only one variable/time/depth to plot, you can use nctoolkit's pub_plot method.
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robertjwilson commentedon May 2, 2023
You should be able to do this using the
outargument. Something like the following. Potentially that can create a very big file, though only if you are plotting something big.ledm commentedon May 2, 2023
Does it have to be output as html?
robertjwilson commentedon May 2, 2023
At the minute, it will require it to be .html. It uses hvplot and as far as I understand it there is no option other than html for outputting the plots.
If it's a lonlat grid, and you only one variable/time/depth to plot, you can use nctoolkit's
pub_plotmethod.ds.pub_plot()