React Boilerplate

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React Boilerplate

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Created on Dec 30, 2021

This example presents a minimal React boilerplate for integrating D3.js version 7 with React 17, setting up a full-screen container ready for custom visualizations. The code imports React and ReactDOM, defines a blank `App` component with a 960-by-500 pixel canvas, and mounts it to the root DOM element. Although the visualization logic is not yet implemented, it demonstrates the foundational structure for combining D3’s rendering capabilities with React’s component-based state management. The example uses unpkg-hosted UMD builds for both libraries, relying on ReactDOM’s `render` method to attach the component to the page.

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