How to use 'plotly add title' in Python

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104def setup_axis(X, Y, ax=None, fig=None, ylims=None):
105 """Setup axis, including timer for animation or snaps
106
107 Parameters
108 ----------
109 X :
110 space disctretization to get limits
111 Y :
112 solution to get limits
113 ax :
114 ax where to put everything, if None current axes are used (Default value = None)
115 fig :
116 fig where to put everything, if None current figure is used (Default value = None)
117 ylims :
118 custom ylims, if None y axis limits are calculated from Y (Default value = None)
119
120 Returns
121 -------
122 ax
123
124 fig
125
126 time_text
127 object to fill in text
128
129 """
130 if ax is None:
131 fig = plt.gcf()
132 ax = plt.gca()
133 if ylims is None:
134 lowery = nm.min(Y) - nm.min(Y) / 10
135 uppery = nm.max(Y) + nm.max(Y) / 10
136 else:
137 lowery = ylims[0]
138 uppery = ylims[1]
139 ax.set_ylim(lowery, uppery)
140 ax.set_xlim(X[0], X[-1])
141 time_text = ax.text(X[0] + nm.sign(X[0]) * X[0] / 10,
142 uppery - uppery / 10,
143 'empty', fontsize=15)
144 return ax, fig, time_text

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