Looking for the structure/format of the list() structure used with plotly_build() in R

Plotly R, MATLAB, Julia, Net Plotly R
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Hey all,

My task is to generate multifaceted plots for an R/Shiny app. The data comes from various dataframes, so I was looking into generating the list() structure found here, in the “Figures as Lists” section. :

This example is for one figure, and I need to have multiple figures for each plot; could anybody either point me towards the spec where I can figure out how to do this, or point me in the right direction? As an example, I’m trying this:

  fig = list(
          data = list (
              list (
                  x = seq(2000,2025),
                  y = c(21222.00,21222.00,21222.00,21222.00,21222.00,21222.00,21226.45,20675.77,19591.21,18583.49,17672.87,16849.59,16104.66,15429.89,14817.91,14262.17,13756.82,13296.71,12877.26,12494.43,12144.65,11824.71,11531.72,11263.05,11016.31,10789.32),
                  type = "scatter"
              ),
              list (
                  x = seq(2000,2025),
                  y = c(150703.0,150703.0,150703.0,150703.0,150703.0,150703.0,150701.1,151067.1,152113.7,153732.0,155840.6,158379.5,161295.3,164538.1,168060.5,171816.7,175761.3,179848.9,184033.5,188268.1,192503.7,196693.0,200794.1,204774.1,208608.6,212281.6),
                  type = "scatter"
              )
          ),
          layout = list (
                      title = 'A Figure Specified By R List',
                      plot_bgcolor='#e5ecf6', 
                      xaxis = list( 
                          zerolinecolor = '#ffff', 
                          zerolinewidth = 2, 
                          gridcolor = 'ffff'), 
                      yaxis = list( 
                          zerolinecolor = '#ffff', 
                          zerolinewidth = 2, 
                          gridcolor = 'ffff')   
              )
          )

This plots as I would expect; one figure with two traces. I need to create several figures with several traces; I can put more entries in the data section but I’m at a loss as to how to create different figures within the plot.

Thank you for your help!

Jeff