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Loading and parsing csv

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Last edited Sep 19, 2022

Created on Sep 1, 2022

This example demonstrates loading and parsing a CSV file from a remote URL. The code fetches the raw text data using the `fetch` API and then passes it to the `text()` method, displaying the resulting string in the browser console. The page displays the title "Loading and parsing csv" in large text via custom CSS. The CSV source is a GitHub gist containing CSS named colors. The example uses standard JavaScript async/await syntax and basic DOM styling to illustrate the initial steps of fetching and inspecting CSV data for subsequent visualization.

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