Table From a CSV

Mix.install([
  {:plotly_ex, "~> 0.3"},
  {:kino, "~> 0.18"}
])

Section

In Elixir, CSV data can be read with File.stream!/1 + String.split/2. The Table trace expects cells.values as a list of columns. Here we use inline data and show how to transpose rows→columns with Enum.zip_with.

alias Plotly.{Figure, Table}

# Simulated CSV rows (header + data)
headers = ["Country", "Population (M)", "GDP (T$)", "Life Expectancy"]

rows = [
  ["United States", 331, 23.0, 78.5],
  ["China",         1440, 17.7, 77.3],
  ["Germany",       83,   4.2, 81.2],
  ["Brazil",        213,  1.6, 75.9],
  ["Japan",         126,  5.1, 84.3]
]

# Transpose: list of rows → list of columns
columns = Enum.zip_with(rows, &Function.identity/1)

Figure.new()
|> Figure.add_trace(
  Table.new(
    header: %{values: headers, fill: %{color: "lightgrey"}, align: "center"},
    cells: %{values: columns, align: "left"}
  )
)
|> Figure.update_layout(title: "Table from CSV-like Data")
|> Plotly.show()