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A minimal VizHub example displays the text “杨洋投票组” in large, centered type on a deep navy background. It demonstrates a simple ES6 module import system where `index.js` defines a message variable that is not actually rendered in the visible HTML. The page uses the Ubuntu font from Google Fonts, styled through an external CSS file. The `index.html` file loads a pre-built `bundle.js` script, showing how Rollup compiles the modular JavaScript for the browser, though the final output only presents static text with no interactive or data-driven elements.

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An example showing the capabilities of VizHub.

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