either export Cytoscape.js data so it's usable on the Cytoscape desktop client. I couldn't find proper documentation on how to: Where I'm stuck is when it comes to exporting this in a format that's easy to exploit. Converting to Dash cytoscape and rendering in a browser locally. Converting this data into ipycytoscape object that I'm able to render properly within a Jupyter Notebook Target will accept and recycle all types of car seats, including: infant car seats, convertible car seats, car seat bases, harness or booster car seats. Fees to recycle are 5 per car seat and 2 per base or booster. From April 18-30, 2022, guests will have the opportunity to recycle an old, expired or damaged car seat and redeem a coupon on their Target app or /circle for 20 off one car seat, stroller or select baby gear. Special Instructions: Please bring seats in during business hours, Monday Friday 8:00 am 4:00 pm (except on government holidays). Pulling data from elasticsearch using python, enriching the data, and setting up node and edges object into a json format. Materials from the old car seats are recycled by Target’s partner, Waste Management. The fees range from roughly 35-50 per car seat. They accept any brand of car seat for recycling for a fee. 
One mail-in option is Clek’s car seat recycling program.
Hopefully, they will continue the program in 2022. Can you give someone the 20 off coupon I have several car seats to recycle, but I do not have a need for the 20. Sending HTML objects that they could just open in their browser (using cytoscape.js rendering typically). Target held a two-week car seat recycling event in April 2021.Sending them Cytoscape objects they just have to import on the Cytoscape desktop software.I see two options that would meet my needs: This data is rather confidential so I can't simply set up a Dash app and give them access, also the network graphs are rather big, so images are not satisfying.
Target car seat recycle 2021 how to#
I need to share some network data-visualization to people outside of my organization, that are not super good with IT (meaning they wouldn't know how to execute some python script I could give them).
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