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Chart in dash shows long range of X-axis. And it doesn't autorange automatically.



app.layout = html.Div(
[
dcc.Graph(id='live-graph', animate=True),
dcc.Interval(
id='graph-update',
interval=100
),
]
)

@app.callback(Output('live-graph', 'figure'),
events=[Event('graph-update', 'interval')])
def update_graph_scatter():
df = market_collection['coinbase']['BTC-USD']

data = plotly.graph_objs.Scatter(
x=list(df.index),
y=list(df.price),
name='Scatter',
mode='lines+markers'
)
return {'data': [data], 'layout': go.Layout(xaxis=dict(range=[min(df.index),
max(df.index)]),
yaxis=dict(range=[min(df.price),
max(df.price)]),)}


big range



Every 100ms it refreshes and graph starts from 2000's year for some time, that is not more than 10ms. After that it starts from df.index[0] until next refresh. Next picture shows it.



enter image description here



Even after refresh, it doesn't autoscale.



Head of df:




index | price | volume



2018-11-17 15:05:19.142000+00:00 | 5492.15 | 0.008877



2018-11-17 15:05:32.872000+00:00 | 5491.66 | 0.040914



2018-11-17 15:05:33.710000+00:00 | 5491.63 | 0.005437



2018-11-17 15:05:36.745000+00:00 | 5491.64 | 0.003354



2018-11-17 15:05:38.810000+00:00 | 5491.64 | 0.005075











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    Chart in dash shows long range of X-axis. And it doesn't autorange automatically.



    app.layout = html.Div(
    [
    dcc.Graph(id='live-graph', animate=True),
    dcc.Interval(
    id='graph-update',
    interval=100
    ),
    ]
    )

    @app.callback(Output('live-graph', 'figure'),
    events=[Event('graph-update', 'interval')])
    def update_graph_scatter():
    df = market_collection['coinbase']['BTC-USD']

    data = plotly.graph_objs.Scatter(
    x=list(df.index),
    y=list(df.price),
    name='Scatter',
    mode='lines+markers'
    )
    return {'data': [data], 'layout': go.Layout(xaxis=dict(range=[min(df.index),
    max(df.index)]),
    yaxis=dict(range=[min(df.price),
    max(df.price)]),)}


    big range



    Every 100ms it refreshes and graph starts from 2000's year for some time, that is not more than 10ms. After that it starts from df.index[0] until next refresh. Next picture shows it.



    enter image description here



    Even after refresh, it doesn't autoscale.



    Head of df:




    index | price | volume



    2018-11-17 15:05:19.142000+00:00 | 5492.15 | 0.008877



    2018-11-17 15:05:32.872000+00:00 | 5491.66 | 0.040914



    2018-11-17 15:05:33.710000+00:00 | 5491.63 | 0.005437



    2018-11-17 15:05:36.745000+00:00 | 5491.64 | 0.003354



    2018-11-17 15:05:38.810000+00:00 | 5491.64 | 0.005075











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      Chart in dash shows long range of X-axis. And it doesn't autorange automatically.



      app.layout = html.Div(
      [
      dcc.Graph(id='live-graph', animate=True),
      dcc.Interval(
      id='graph-update',
      interval=100
      ),
      ]
      )

      @app.callback(Output('live-graph', 'figure'),
      events=[Event('graph-update', 'interval')])
      def update_graph_scatter():
      df = market_collection['coinbase']['BTC-USD']

      data = plotly.graph_objs.Scatter(
      x=list(df.index),
      y=list(df.price),
      name='Scatter',
      mode='lines+markers'
      )
      return {'data': [data], 'layout': go.Layout(xaxis=dict(range=[min(df.index),
      max(df.index)]),
      yaxis=dict(range=[min(df.price),
      max(df.price)]),)}


      big range



      Every 100ms it refreshes and graph starts from 2000's year for some time, that is not more than 10ms. After that it starts from df.index[0] until next refresh. Next picture shows it.



      enter image description here



      Even after refresh, it doesn't autoscale.



      Head of df:




      index | price | volume



      2018-11-17 15:05:19.142000+00:00 | 5492.15 | 0.008877



      2018-11-17 15:05:32.872000+00:00 | 5491.66 | 0.040914



      2018-11-17 15:05:33.710000+00:00 | 5491.63 | 0.005437



      2018-11-17 15:05:36.745000+00:00 | 5491.64 | 0.003354



      2018-11-17 15:05:38.810000+00:00 | 5491.64 | 0.005075











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      Chart in dash shows long range of X-axis. And it doesn't autorange automatically.



      app.layout = html.Div(
      [
      dcc.Graph(id='live-graph', animate=True),
      dcc.Interval(
      id='graph-update',
      interval=100
      ),
      ]
      )

      @app.callback(Output('live-graph', 'figure'),
      events=[Event('graph-update', 'interval')])
      def update_graph_scatter():
      df = market_collection['coinbase']['BTC-USD']

      data = plotly.graph_objs.Scatter(
      x=list(df.index),
      y=list(df.price),
      name='Scatter',
      mode='lines+markers'
      )
      return {'data': [data], 'layout': go.Layout(xaxis=dict(range=[min(df.index),
      max(df.index)]),
      yaxis=dict(range=[min(df.price),
      max(df.price)]),)}


      big range



      Every 100ms it refreshes and graph starts from 2000's year for some time, that is not more than 10ms. After that it starts from df.index[0] until next refresh. Next picture shows it.



      enter image description here



      Even after refresh, it doesn't autoscale.



      Head of df:




      index | price | volume



      2018-11-17 15:05:19.142000+00:00 | 5492.15 | 0.008877



      2018-11-17 15:05:32.872000+00:00 | 5491.66 | 0.040914



      2018-11-17 15:05:33.710000+00:00 | 5491.63 | 0.005437



      2018-11-17 15:05:36.745000+00:00 | 5491.64 | 0.003354



      2018-11-17 15:05:38.810000+00:00 | 5491.64 | 0.005075








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