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Fork of Circles with D3

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RRyan Offstein
Last edited Aug 23, 2025
Created on Aug 23, 2025
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Seven semi-transparent circles in vivid colors, such as pink, purple, and green, are positioned at fixed coordinates on a light gray background. The visualization uses D3.js v7 to render an SVG canvas that fills its container, with the `select` API joining circle elements to a static dataset containing x, y, radius, and fill properties. The circles are drawn with an opacity of 0.7, and the background color is configurable through the `viz` function’s options.

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D3 Circles Visualization

A simple visualization showing colorful circles on a customizable background.

Features

  • Responsive SVG canvas
  • Configurable background color
  • Semi-transparent circles with various colors and sizes

Usage

The viz function accepts a container element and an optional options object:

MIT Licensed

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