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Svelte Testing

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Last edited Jan 18, 2021

Created on Dec 3, 2020

This example demonstrates a simple interactive arithmetic calculator built with Svelte. Two numeric input fields are bound to variables `a` and `b` using Svelte’s `bind:value` directive, and the sum is displayed in a paragraph. The UI is styled via a global CSS rule in the HTML file. The visualization shows how Svelte’s declarative syntax integrates into a page, though the README notes that style output is not yet fully instantiated in this early VizHub integration. The code relies on the Svelte component model and basic HTML input elements.

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Initial testing for VizHub's Svelte integration.

WORK IN PROGRESS - VizHub support for Svelte is not yet complete - the styles output from Svelte are not instantiated on the page.

MIT Licensed

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