Link to scraping backend with a plotly-dash front end.

[russelljjarvis]

https://community.plot.ly/t/type-in-field-click-submit-long-computation-done-in-serial-returns-data-frame-data-frame-plotted-as-histograms/32078

https://github.com/waralex/Dashboards.jl

import Pkg; Pkg.add(Pkg.PackageSpec(url = "https://github.com/waralex/Dashboards.jl.git"))

[mcgurrgurr]

Hi Russell, Thanks for continuing to share this with me. Sorry for the lapse in response. I was traveling for the thanksgiving holiday and have had the flu. But finally starting to feel better and catch up. Will take a closer look soon. But it looks like the one response may have been useful to solve some issue.

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[russelljjarvis]

I think I need to re-write the issue. What we need is a code skeleton, something some can run without docker, a kind of minimal working example.

Such a code skeleton needs to take a user input as a string, but only after a submit button has been clicked. The code then needs to generate random histogram data in a different method, then update the histogram plot title with the user-supplied string, and return it and update app.layout appropriately.

That would consitute a minimal working example, that should be more easily repurposed for our needs.