mouse tracker

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Last edited May 4, 2021

Created on May 4, 2021

A blank SVG canvas logs mouse coordinates to the console as the pointer moves. The React `onMouseMove` handler captures `clientX` and `clientY` from the event, demonstrating a minimal event-driven interaction. The SVG element is rendered by ReactDOM into a full-screen viewport with hidden scrollbars. No visual elements are drawn; the example focuses solely on tracking pointer position through the browser’s event system.

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