Iplot Settings File
How to set the privacy settings of plotly graphs in python. Three examples of different privacy options: public, private and secret.
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Default Privacy¶
By default, plotly.iplot() and plotly.plot() create public graphs (which are free to create). With a plotly subscription you can easily make charts private or secret via the sharing argument.
Below is the URL of this public plot. Anyone can view public plots even if they are not logged into Plotly. Go ahead and try it out:
Below is the URL of the private plot above. Only the owner can view the private plot. You won't be able to view this plot, try it out:
Below is the URL of this secret plot. Anyone with the secret link can view this chart. However, it will not appear in the Plotly feed, your profile, or search engines. Go ahead and try it out:
Make All Future Plots Private¶
To make all future plots private, you can update your configuration file to create private plots by default:
Make All Existing Plots Private¶
This example uses Plotly's REST API
Define variables, including YOUR USERNAME and API KEY
Iplot Settings File
Collect filenames of ALL of your plots and
update world_readable of each plot with a PATCH request