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loading csv data

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Last edited Jan 24, 2022

Created on Jan 20, 2022

This example demonstrates the process of loading CSV data from a remote URL using JavaScript’s `fetch` API, with the fetched response logged to the console. The actual visualization, rendered as SVG, depicts a smiley face constructed with circles and an arc, built using the React framework and D3’s `arc` module for the mouth path. The code uses ReactDOM to render the SVG into the page, while the data source is a GitHub-hosted CSV file. The sample primarily focuses on the data-loading mechanism rather than the graphic’s interactivity.

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