Cars Report

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Last edited May 11, 2020

Created on May 10, 2020

The Cars Report visualization displays a simple text report of car-related data, formatted as a list of coordinates and nested values. The page renders a large, pre-formatted message area above a React application root, where the report text is generated by parsing a JSON string of vehicle data. The code uses React for the main application framework, while a custom JavaScript module parses the data and formats each entry using a mapping function that extracts and concatenates the x, y, and z values into a readable string with the word “voila”. The report is displayed directly in the HTML `<pre>` element.

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