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As part of our work, we create data dashboards. We use NumPy and Pandas to analyze data, either Flask or Django as a framework, and HighCharts for interactive c
by happy-go-lucky 7y ago
As part of our work, we create data dashboards. We use NumPy and Pandas to analyze data, either Flask or Django as a framework, and HighCharts for interactive charts. The JS charting library has a variety of charts to meet our needs. Our input stored either as SQL or CSV is dynamic data.
I am beginning to wonder if HighCharts is replaceable with a fully open-source charting library.
- imcoconut 7y agoHave you checked out the dash library by plotly? It's pretty awesome and i use it for a similar purpose. MY dashhboards/charts are pretty basic but there seems to be good support for interactivity and callbacks. https://dash.plot.ly/gallery https://dash.plot.ly/gallery https://plot.ly/python/ https://plot.ly/python/
- eoinmurray92 7y agoI should be pretty easy to set this up with Dash by plotly, and you can host in various places. Here a guide we've written for an app where you can drag and drop a file and get a chart from it. https://kyso.io/KyleOS/creating-an-interactive-application-using-plotlys-dash https://kyso.io/KyleOS/creating-an-interactive-application-u... But you can extend to take an SQL query or maybe to set up an external api call.