()
return 'DATA_BOUNDS'
Create a viewport centered on the map's data.

        Most of the time, you should rely on the defaults provided by the
        :func:`gmaps.figure` factory method, rather than creating a
        viewport yourself.

        :Examples:

        >>> m = gmaps.Map(initial_viewport=InitialViewport.from_data_bounds())
Create a viewport centered on the map's data.
Create a viewport centered on the map s data .
def from_data_bounds():
        """
        Create a viewport centered on the map's data.

        Most of the time, you should rely on the defaults provided by the
        :func:`gmaps.figure` factory method, rather than creating a
        viewport yourself.

        :Examples:

        >>> m = gmaps.Map(initial_viewport=InitialViewport.from_data_bounds())
        """
        return 'DATA_BOUNDS'
def from_data_bounds ( ) : return 'DATA_BOUNDS'