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HTML Cars Report

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Last edited Apr 4, 2020
Created on Apr 4, 2020
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This example generates a static HTML report titled “HTML Cars Report” using React and D3. It visualizes car data as a force-directed graph, with nodes positioned by d3.forceSimulation and links connecting related vehicles. The report renders entirely in the browser, producing an interactive SVG layout that updates in real time as the simulation runs. The code relies on React for component structure and D3’s force and selection APIs to manage node positions and styling.

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