I am willing to update Glyphs (i.e. lines) whenever data source change occurs (and chart is updated) - I am using data streaming. My JS code works fine when I bind it to some event (like fig.x_range.callback).
The problem is that I want it to update each new data is appended and I can’t find any relevant JS callback.
Sound unreasonable to me to use Python callbacks for frontend only constant updates.
I'm not sure there is one at the moment. It would be fairly straightforward to add. Can you make a GitHub feature request issue for this? I can try to take a look at soon.
Thanks,
Bryan
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On Nov 2, 2016, at 5:38 AM, Meir Tseitlin <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
I am willing to update Glyphs (i.e. lines) whenever data source change occurs (and chart is updated) - I am using data streaming. My JS code works fine when I bind it to some event (like fig.x_range.callback).
The problem is that I want it to update each new data is appended and I can't find any relevant JS callback.
Sound unreasonable to me to use Python callbacks for frontend only constant updates.
On Wednesday, November 2, 2016 at 3:09:08 PM UTC+2, Bryan Van de ven wrote:
Meir,
I’m not sure there is one at the moment. It would be fairly straightforward to add. Can you make a GitHub feature request issue for this? I can try to take a look at soon.
I am willing to update Glyphs (i.e. lines) whenever data source change occurs (and chart is updated) - I am using data streaming. My JS code works fine when I bind it to some event (like fig.x_range.callback).
The problem is that I want it to update each new data is appended and I can’t find any relevant JS callback.
Sound unreasonable to me to use Python callbacks for frontend only constant updates.
Thanks
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