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Created on Nov 11, 2019

This example shows a circular bubble chart where hierarchical data is displayed as packed circles, with labels split across multiple lines and colored by group. The visualization uses d3.pack to compute the layout and D3’s selection API to join data to SVG circles, clip paths, and text elements. It incorporates React for the user interface and DOM.uid for unique identifiers, while datasets are loaded from a JSON file. Tooltips reveal each leaf’s title and formatted value.

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