Is there a way to tell plotly a name to save the html output when using ggplotly?
Example, if a run ggplotly( ggplot(data=mtcars) + geom_point(aes(x=drat, y=hp, color=factor(carb))) )
i will get a new tab in my browser with a (temporary) html file like this: “file:///tmp/RtmpPwthyX/viewhtml20cb49cc9841/index.html”
I would like to define a human readable name, is it possible?