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Cheap Tricks with Interactions!

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MMichał Szumnarski
Last edited Aug 5, 2019
Created on Aug 3, 2019

This example displays an interactive map of world countries on a natural Earth projection, rendered with SVG paths. Users can pan and zoom the map via the d3.zoom API, while hovering over a country highlights it in coral using CSS. The visualization loads GeoJSON from a TopoJSON world dataset and merges it with country names from a TSV file. It uses d3.geoPath to generate the map shapes and a D3 zoom behavior to apply transforms to the map group.

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