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Last edited Jul 17, 2021
Created on Jul 17, 2021

A React application renders a color swatch strip from CSS named colors data. It fetches the dataset using d3.csv from a gist, then maps each row to a styled div whose background color uses the row’s RGB hex value. The example demonstrates integrating React state and hooks (useState, useEffect) with D3’s CSV parsing in an SVG-free layout, producing a full-width, height-constrained band of individual color rows.

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