Fork of Svelte + D3: Random Lines

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Fork of Svelte + D3: Random Lines

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Last edited Jan 29, 2024

Created on Jan 29, 2024

This visualization shows 100 randomly generated lines that smoothly transition to new shapes every second. Each line is a natural cubic spline through a random walk of 100 points, rendered as a stroked SVG path with semi-transparent coloring. The animation leverages the Svelte `tweened` motion primitive combined with the `d3-interpolate-path` library to morph between path states. Svelte's reactive bindings to window dimensions and D3's `scaleLinear` and `extent` functions keep the chart responsive and properly scaled as the viewport changes.

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Random lines with inbuilt responsiveness.

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