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Fork of SVG Playground

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Oopaljunky
Last edited May 31, 2021
Created on May 31, 2021
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This is a minimal SVG playground template using D3.js v6, showing a simple “Hello!” message in the browser. It includes an HTML page that loads the D3 library through a CDN, a CSS file setting the body font size to 32px, and a JavaScript file that logs “Hello” and the D3 object to the console. The example demonstrates the basic scaffolding for building SVG-based visualizations, with the main script currently containing only setup code and no actual data-driven rendering.

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A template for creating SVG with D3 and CSS.

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