Hello Vizhub
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Twelve colored circles, each loaded from a CSV dataset with id, x, y, radius, and fill, animate into view by growing from a radius of zero, while ten blue squares bounce between two positions. The visualization uses D3’s data join with explicit enter, update, and exit transitions, combining a slow two-second ease for entrance and a fast linear movement for updates. Circles blend with multiplative blending via CSS, and the entire scene renders inside a dynamically sized SVG, relying on d3-transition and d3-selection, with data parsed through d3.csv.
AI-generated descriptionAn example showing the capabilities of VizHub 3:
- There is no
index.htmlhere! - The entry point is the named export
mainfromindex.js - The first argument to
mainiscontainer, a DOM node - The
containerDOM node is a<div>with measurable dimensions - You can
import './styles.css'to load CSS - You can
import data from './data.csv'to load CSV data - Dependencies such as D3 are configured in
package.json - Alt+Click on a color to get a color picker
- Alt+Drag on a number for to change it
- All changes are hot reloaded
- Works with remote collaborators!
MIT Licensed