D3 Color Parser plus mouse move

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D3 Color Parser plus mouse move

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Last edited Aug 20, 2022

Created on Aug 20, 2022

A React-based SVG visualization parses the CSS named colors dataset from a CSV file using d3.csvParse, then renders a small black circle that follows mouse movements across the full-screen viewport. The component tracks the pointer position via a React useCallback event handler and updates the circle’s cx and cy coordinates in real time. The example demonstrates integration between React state management, D3’s parsing utilities, and SVG mouse-event handling in d3.v7.

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