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categorize horizontal boxplot based on group in javascript

Hi I have a boxplot as below: Here boxes of similar color determines similar class

I want to achieve right side names to be categorized variable as shown as below example: desired image

So far I was able to differentiate the colors but not able to categorize my code is: $.ajax(

  {

    async: false,

    url: tableData,

    method: 'GET',

    success: function (data)

{

    console.log(data);
    var dataout=CSVToArray(data);
          const cols = [33,34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46];
            const res = dataout.map(r => cols.map(i => r[i-1]));
            var sHAP_tiles=res[0];
            var shapgeneArr=res.slice(1, res.length);
            var shapDict={};
            //INITIALIZING SHAP DICT
            for(var j=0;j<sHAP_tiles.length;j++){

              if( j==sHAP_tiles.length){
                continue;
              }
              else{
                shapDict[sHAP_tiles[j]]=[];
              }

            }
            //FILLING SHAP DICT
            for(var i=0;i<shapgeneArr.length;i++){
              var currentLst=shapgeneArr[i];
                for(var j=0;j<sHAP_tiles.length;j++){

                  if(j==sHAP_tiles.length){
                    continue;
                  }
                  else{
                    shapDict[sHAP_tiles[j]].push(parseFloat(currentLst[j]));
                  }
                }
            }
            var keysForIt=Object.keys(shapDict).reverse();
            console.log('keysForIt VALUES',keysForIt);
            var traces=[];
            // var yvar = ['immune scores', 'chop binding', 'peptide features']
            for(var i=0;i<keysForIt.length;i++){
              if(keysForIt[i]=='SHAP_pep_NRP' || keysForIt[i]=='SHAP_pep_Rscore'|| keysForIt[i]=='SHAP_pep_DAI' || keysForIt[i]=='SHAP_iedb_immunescore')
              {clr='#FF851B'
                namefeat='immne scores'            }
              else if(keysForIt[i]=='SHAP_neo_aff' || keysForIt[i]=='SHAP_neo_rank'|| keysForIt[i]=='SHAP_pep_Cle' || keysForIt[i]=='SHAP_pep_Comb'|| keysForIt[i]=='SHAP_pep_TAP')
              {clr='#FF4136'
              namefeat='chop binding'}
              else{clr='#3D9970'
            namefeat='peptide features'}
              var temptrace={
                x: shapDict[keysForIt[i]],
                  type: 'box',
                  boxmean: false,
                  y:namefeat,
                  name: keysForIt[i],
                marker: {color: clr}
              }
              traces.push(temptrace);
            }
            var data = traces;
            var layout = {
              xaxis: {
                title: 'SHAP value',
                zeroline: false
              }
            };
            Plotly.newPlot('boxDiv1', data,layout);

          }
                });

Could you please let me know what should be added to get my desired output

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