Add Plotly/Mapbox plotting with temperature coloring#714
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Hey, thank you! Could you add a changelog entry?
Also a test for the new functionalities would be good. And maybe a tutorial as a bonus
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This pull request adds a new way to plot pandapipes networks using Mapbox and Plotly, similar to how it's done in pandapower.
What's added:
A new function create_mapbox_figure(net, ...) in mapbox_plot.py to show the network on a Mapbox map.
It can plot junctions, pipes, external grids, pumps, valves, sources, sinks, and more.
You can color the pipes based on temperature results from net.res_pipe by setting pipe_temperature_coloring=True.
A colorbar is also shown if show_colorbar=True.
The Mapbox access token can be set using set_mapbox_token() or the MAPBOX_ACCESS_TOKEN environment variable.
How to use:
To use Mapbox plotting, just call simple_plot(net, use_mapbox=True, mapbox_access_token="your_token").
Let me know if anything should be changed or improved.