D3 Soccer Starter

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D3 Soccer Starter

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Last edited May 18, 2022

Created on May 18, 2022

This example demonstrates a minimal integration of the d3-soccer library with React, rendering a static page that logs the imported `pitch` function to the console. The app uses `ReactDOM.render` to display a simple “Hello” message, while the d3-soccer library is loaded via a script tag and imported in the JavaScript module. The code imports `select` from d3 and the `pitch` API from d3-soccer, though no pitch visualization is actually drawn in the current implementation, serving as a starter template for future soccer field plots.

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