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Interaction with React

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KkyleSpaulus
Last edited Aug 3, 2023
Created on Aug 2, 2023

A React component tracks the mouse pointer by updating SVG circle coordinates in response to mouse movement events. The `useState` hook stores the current mouse position, while `useCallback` defines an efficient move handler that calls `setMousePosition`. The circle re-renders at the new coordinates, demonstrating declarative state-driven updates. This example also loads a CSV dataset with D3's `csvParse` to display file size, row count, and column count in a separate `<pre>` element, mixing React for interactive visuals with D3 for data parsing.

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