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Last edited Jun 18, 2020
Created on Jun 18, 2020
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This example demonstrates a minimal React and D3 integration, rendering a static bar chart from a CSV dataset without any interactive features. The visualization displays rectangles of fixed width and height, with a linear scale mapping the maximum numeric value from the data to the scale domain. The code uses React 16.10.0 for the component structure, while D3’s `select`, `csv`, `scaleLinear`, and `max` functions handle SVG selection, data loading, scaling, and value extraction. Rendering is done by appending `<rect>` elements directly to an SVG via D3’s data join, with the CSV rows parsed into numbers before being passed to the render function.

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