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Created on Jan 11, 2023
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A live graph renderer displays a DOT language diagram that updates in real time as users type. The example uses d3-graphviz and the @hpcc-js/wasm library to parse and render Graphviz syntax, with d3.transition providing smooth animated updates. A textarea on the left captures input, and every keystroke triggers the graph to re-render via the `renderDot` method, fitting the diagram to the window size.

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