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Svelte Starter

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MMatthias Stahl
Last edited Jan 20, 2024
Created on Jan 20, 2024

A minimal template for a Svelte visualization project. It displays a blank container with no visual output, serving as a starting point for building interactive graphics. The example uses Svelte's component structure and an `index.js` module that exports a `main` function, which receives a DOM container element. No external rendering libraries or data processing are utilized, leaving the canvas or SVG entirely empty.

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