I apologize if this is an inappropriate question - I’m new to Bokeh.
Basically, I’ve got a line chart (which can be found here), and I want to be able to programmatically make it in Bokeh.
As you can see, it’s a line graph without an incremented x-axis. I should’t even call it a line graph - it’s a scatterplot, with each of the data points connected by a line segment. Importantly, the bottom two rows of boxes in the graph are filled with text. The second-to-bottom row will have a text descriptor, and the bottom row will have a number. The point that is plotted in each column is the aforementioned number that will be written in the bottom row.
I’m having a little bit of trouble constructing this line-connected scatterplot in Bokeh, and especially with having two labels under each column (basically, I need two separate x-axes). As of right now, it seems like the best way forward is for me to try to make the plot of the graph (the image above, without the lines and dots) in JavaScript, and try to integrate with Bokeh and Python later. Is there some way to make this chart natively in Bokeh? Or do you think the JavaScript route is the way to go? I really don’t know JavaScript that well, but do know Python - is there some way to do this in Python if I can’t use Bokeh? Any code to get me started would be much appreciated.
Any suggestions or ideas are welcome!