#π Website that allows `source code` + `image` inclusion!
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@astral seal
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why do you want to do that?
You can do that on Github, I guess. If you're editing a markdown file or an issue comment, you can press Ctrl+V, and it will automagically upload an image
doesn't work in gists for some reason
I donβt want to use my GitHub account for that. Isnβt there any other third-party-app?
I haven't seen anything with that very specific combo that also doesn't require an account
I used the mathlib library that plots an image using the Python script
I suppose you could host the code on https://replit.com
But the script also uses pandas and accesses a local CSV file
If you ignore the AI nonsense on the website, it lets you host and run multi-file projects
but you do need an account
Maybe I'm misunderstanding what you want?
I want to send someone a link, in which the person can run the script and sees the output as an image using mathlib. For this, the script needs to access my local CSV file
Alright, I will try it out
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