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React Starter

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DDaniel Russell-Brain
Last edited Oct 30, 2020
Created on Oct 30, 2020
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This example demonstrates the minimal setup required to run a React application on the VizHub platform. The page renders a single "Hello React" message using the React and ReactDOM libraries, with a simple yellow smiley-face SVG drawn as a supporting visual. The code initializes a React class component with a `render()` method and mounts it to the root DOM element. It imports D3 v6 for potential data manipulation, though no D3 functions are actively used in this bare-bones starter template.

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This is a very bare minimum page. Testing out the VizHub platform to see how easy it is to interact with.

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