React Starter

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Created on Sep 10, 2020

This React Starter demonstrates a minimal single-page setup for embedding a visualization in a React application. It displays a static text message, "Hello world," styled at a large font size. The code uses React 16.13.1 and ReactDOM to render the message into a root div, with the component logic defined in JavaScript. While it does not include a data source or chart, it serves as a foundation for integrating more complex visualization libraries.

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