I want to visualize age of files in a large directory structure, with the ability to drill down by expanding/collapsing directories. The below linked image represents an idea of what it could look like. Image: Gantt-like time distribution with collapsible hierarchy levels Boxplot, violin, etc are viable alternatives. A collapsed directory should show timestamps of all files below that directory in the hierarchy.
Which python data visualization libraries support this type of hierachical, interactive expand/collapse format?
I know how to produce the data, but want to avoid writing the low-level graphical and interactive code in something like pygame or pyglet. I have read about Bokeh, Matplotlib, Seaborn, Plotly, Pygal, Holoviews, PyQtGraph, Pyqwt, Glumpy, Vispy, and Galry buth they don't seem to have the interactive expand/collapse functionality, or do they? Preferred GUI platform is Windows 10 (or browser/javascript ofc).
