Loading Gin Data

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Loading Gin Data

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Last edited Jan 19, 2023

Created on Jan 19, 2023

This example demonstrates the initial loading state of a gin review dataset, first displaying a JSON preview of the raw data before fetching and parsing the CSV file. The visualization uses D3's `select` to bind to the container, `join` to manage the `<pre>` element, and `csvParse` to transform the tabular data into JavaScript objects. The code explicitly handles three states—undefined, 'LOADING', and loaded data—to show the transition from a blank screen to the final structured dataset. The dataset itself originates from a Kaggle gin review collection, containing fields such as price, ABV, score, and tasting notes.

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A dataset on gin reviews fetched from: https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/akhilreddy9554/gin-dataset. Includes a score out of 5, gin name, notes, country of origin, price in GBP, abv %, # reviews, and a description.

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