# Wat is er nodig om een live Matplotlib-figuur in een bericht te plaatsen?

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**Created:** [24 september 2024 om 15:33 UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/what-would-it-take-to-put-a-live-matplotlib-figure-in-a-post/327939 "2024-09-24T15:33:59Z")\
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> [@Alon1](#):
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> Do you think it will work with [ipympl](https://matplotlib.org/ipympl/) (otherwise the figures are not interactive, which invalidates the whole point)

Very likely

> [@Alon1](#):
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> Do you think it can work with an underlying project folder where we can set `PYTHONPATH` env variable before launching Jupyter so that users can import functions and dependencies from the joined project?

I can see a way you could create a collaborative environment.

Feel free to DM me we can discuss on a call.

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