Since the documentation available on the net for Plotly.jl is quite ancient, it seems that the syntax has changed. Now I am wondering how to make subplots in Plotly v0.3.0 For example, if I had two traces such as this, how do I put them in two horizontal subplots (rows = 2, cols = 1)
using Plotly
trace1 = scatter(
x = collect(1:10),
y = randn(10),
mode = lines
line = Dict(
:color => "coral"
:width => 3
)
name = "coral line"
)
trace2 = scatter(
x = collect(1:10),
y = randn(10),
mode = lines
line = Dict(
:color => "thistle"
:width => 3
)
name = "thistle line"
)
#To add them to the same plot
data = [trace1, trace2]
Plotly.plot(data)
But how would I add them into two different subplots in Julia Plotly? For example in python you would use the fig = make_subplots(rows =2 , cols = 2) functions and specify the row and column in each trace fig.add_trace(go.Scatter(...), row = 2, col = 1). ANy idea how to do something similar in Julia
Also on a side not any idea whats the difference between Plotly and PlotlyJS in Julia?
Plotly.jl is now obsolete. Use it only for sending plots to Plotly cloud. The last version of PlotlyJS.jl (v0.18.8) is recommended. For examples see https://plotly.com/julia/
Code for your subplots:
using PlotlyJS
fig = make_subplots(rows=1, cols=2, horizontal_spacing=0.065)
trace1 = scatter(
x = collect(1:10),
y = randn(10),
mode = "lines",
line = attr(
color="coral",
width = 3),
#or line_color ="coral", line_width=3
name = "coral line")
trace2 = scatter(
x = collect(1:10),
y = randn(10),
mode = "lines",
line = attr(
color ="thistle",
width = 3,
),
name = "thistle line")
add_trace!(fig, trace1, row=1, col=1)
add_trace!(fig, trace2, row=1, col=2)
#update the default layout created by make_subplots
relayout!(fig, title_text="PlotlyJS subplots", title_x=0.5,
width=700, height=300)
display(fig)