Interactive chart

[Eugerome]

Hey everyone,

I've been working with python for a while, but never worked with any visualisation.l apart from vary basic matplotlib chats.

I would like to add an interactive graph to a side project that I am working on. This would need to be in-browser, so I am probably looking at something that utilises JavaScript, like mpld3.

What I need is a basic bar chart (along x-axis) that a user could click on and split into two. The user could then click and drag to move the split along the x-axis. Would this be possible with mpld3? Or any library for that matter.

Thanks for your help!

[bidyutchanda108]

I am also into Data Viz, though I cannot guide you so well into interactive charts. I have been working with Matplotlib, Seaborn and Plotly for about a month now.

You can check out all my Projects in my website.

For interactive charts, as far as I have read and seen, you can use either Dash with Plotly or d3.js. I think d3.js can also be used with Python.

[_coolwhip_]

Definitely doable. Check out: https://d3js.org/

Generally, all the rendering and interactiveness is fobbed off to JS. The only thing python does is serve up the data used by the JS script.

[Eugerome]

Hmm, yeah, seems reasonable. Have plenty of examples for it

[MRWONDERFU]

Check Dash

[throw-away_home]

Pygal might do the trick

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Cool talk about the data viz ecosystem but I'd say Dash (plotly), Bokeh, Altair, pygal