s417-lama
I released a plotting library for Elixir, which is a wrapper for Plotly.js.
GitHub:
https://github.com/s417-lama/plotly_ex
By using Plotly.ex, you can plot graphs very easily as python.
Also, it can be used in Phoenix.
Please check it and give me some feedbacks!
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domvas
Interesting.
I’m gonna try it when I’ll have time to see if I can feel the ggplot thrills (and its mighty grammar of graphics)
outlog
looks awesome..
Have you tried it with phoenix liveview yet? from a quick look it looks like it will work..
elcritch
It should work with liveview, but you need to have the
<div id='plotly' />outside of the liveview. Otherwise the liveview and plotlyjs will overwrite each other, at least the last time I tried.axelson
Have you tried including the
phx-ignore? I think that should prevent it from being overwritten.elcritch
Thanks, never found ‘phx-ignore’ despite looking for something like it. I went another route for graphing, but it’d probably help others with plotly.