Parse SVG picture

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Parse SVG picture

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Last edited Jun 19, 2020

Created on May 27, 2020

This example parses an external SVG file and injects its contents into a D3.js visualization. The code uses `d3.xml` to load the `drawing.svg`, then appends the document element directly into the SVG container, which is sized to the browser viewport via `document.body.clientWidth` and `clientHeight`. Styling defined in CSS applies to the imported paths, lines, and text. The result displays the original vector picture, with tree layout functions imported from D3 but not used in the final rendering.

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