05-multiple files & es6 modules

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05-multiple files & es6 modules

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Created on Apr 7, 2023

This example renders a cartoon face using React components for each facial feature—background circle, eyes, mouth, and nose—composed inside an SVG element. The face is centered and built from separate ES6 modules, each exporting a reusable component that accepts configuration props like radius, offsets, and dimensions. It leverages React’s declarative syntax to construct the SVG markup, and the mouth shape is generated using d3’s `arc()` function to create a path with a specified inner and outer radius. All elements are positioned relative to the center using an SVG transform, and styling is kept minimal with a full-viewport layout.

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