Loading and Parsing CSV data

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Loading and Parsing CSV data

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Last edited Oct 8, 2019

Created on Sep 23, 2019

This example demonstrates how to load external CSV data using the browser’s native `fetch` API. The page fetches a raw text file from a GitHub gist containing CSS named colors, then chains `.then()` methods to inspect the response and log values via ES6 arrow functions. Although the code includes commented-out examples of handling the fetched data, the active portion only logs a static number, so the visualization does not yet render or parse the CSV content. It serves as a minimal, unpolished starting point for understanding asynchronous data loading in raw JavaScript.

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