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Hello VizHub

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TThomaszahradnik
Last edited Aug 17, 2019
Created on Aug 11, 2019
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This example demonstrates the minimal setup for a VizHub visualization, rendering a simple text message as the entire output. It shows how to combine D3.js v5, ES6 modules, and external styling in a single-page application. The code imports the `select` function from D3 and uses it to set the text content of a `<div>` element, while the message itself comes from a separate local module. The page’s appearance is defined in a linked CSS file, which imports the Ubuntu font and applies a dark background with large, centered text.

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