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Hello VizHub

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Last edited Jul 18, 2019
Created on Jul 18, 2019
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This example visualizes a vehicle turn signal’s status over time, displaying a sequence of data points and gaps as a horizontal timeline. It uses d3.v5 to render SVG elements, with the data sourced from a JavaScript export containing timestamps and states like “Ok,” “Warning,” and “Fail.” The visualization highlights periods without a signal distinctly, rather than treating them as data values. The page is styled with a dark background and large Ubuntu font, emphasizing a clean, minimal presentation of the signal’s lifecycle.

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An example showing the capabilities of VizHub.

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