# A plot manifest — a plots/<plot_id>/ example.
#
# A plot is two files: this manifest, which records the output port the plot is
# bound to and how it renders, and render.py beside it, which defines
# render(collection). The figure shows in the Plots tab of the GUI; it is
# preview-only — never a workflow node, never lineage.
#
# The plot binds to the node id and output port, never to the node's display
# label, so two nodes with the same label stay distinct. In the GUI you would
# scaffold this with the scaffold_plot tool, which writes plot.yaml for you;
# this file shows what it writes.
schema_version: 1
id: cell_size_histogram
title: Cell size distribution
target:
  # The workflow this plot reads from, and the node/port inside it. Paths are
  # project-relative; a run executes with the project root as its working
  # directory.
  workflow_path: workflows/main.yaml
  workflow_id: main
  node_id: segment
  output_port: areas
  display_label: Measure Cells
script:
  language: python
  path: render.py