Re-creating WordPress chart using Plot.ly

wordpress-julia-plotly.jl

using Plotly, DataFrames
Plotly.signin("username", "api-key")

#Read in data
df = readtable("visits_visitors.csv")

#Create page views plot
views = [
  ["x" => df[:Month], "y" => df[:Views], "type" => "bar", "name" => "Views", "marker" => ["color" => "rgb(39, 141, 188)"]]
]

#Create visitors plots
visitors = [
  ["x" => df[:Month], "y" => df[:Visitors], "type" => "bar", "name" => "Visitors", "marker" => ["color" => "rgb(0, 0, 153)"]]
]

layout_views = [
  "xaxis" => ["autotick" => false, "dtick" => 1, "tick0" => 1], #Seems to have no effect
  "bargap" => 10, #Seems to have no effect
]

layout_visitors = [
  "showlegend" => true, 
  "legend" => ["x" => 1, "y" => 1],
  "yaxis" => ["autotick" => false, "dtick" => 2000],
  "xaxis" => ["autotick" => false, "dtick" => 5, "tick0" => 4],
  "bargap" => 0.1,
  "barmode" => "overlay"
]

#Make API calls - second call allows for overlaying graphs
response = Plotly.plot(views, ["filename" => "basic-bar", "fileopt" => "overwrite", "layout"=> layout_views])
response = Plotly.plot(visitors, ["filename" => "basic-bar", "fileopt" => "append", "layout"=> layout_visitors])

#Print inline in IJulia Notebook
s = string("<iframe height='450' id='igraph' scrolling='no' seamless='seamless' src='", response["url"],
            "/1000/450' width='1050'></iframe>")
display("text/html", s)