Leverage react component/editor for interactive code generation

Programmatically placing annotations/shapes/images etc is difficult. Ideally we'd have some sort of GUI to assist in generating the relevant code. Plotly cloud does offer a solution, but there are two main issues:

• Code generation works on the JSON-level, meaning any high-level R code gets lost.
• The UI is complex -- it tries to do everything plotly.js can do without making common things easy.

https://github.com/plotly/react-chart-editor was recently open-sourced and could provide infrastructure for generating "focused" and locally-rendered GUIs that could help you generate code for these use-cases. For example, something like:

library(plotly)
qplot(1:10) %>%
  ggplotly() %>%
  layout_edit("annotations")

Could pop-up a shiny gadget wrapper around the react editor specifically for adding and/or editing existing annotation(s). It seems likely that we could retain the high-level (input) code and add the relevant code necessary to recreate the manual edits:

qplot(1:10) %>%
  ggplotly() %>%
  add_annotations(
    text = "My label",
    x = 0,
    y = 1,
     ...
  )

まず、リンクされている react-chart-editor プロジェクトと、この issue にある R の例を読み、特に提案されている layout_edit() と add_annotations() のフローを確認します。この issue では、リポジトリのファイル、テスト、受け入れ基準が指定されていません。完了とするには、焦点を絞った GUI に合意し、高レベルの R コードを保持し、生成された編集をどのように検証するかを定義する必要があります。