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Parcel-react-jest - index.html

This example sets up a minimal React application that mounts a visualization into a root div, driven by the Parcel bundler and Jest for testing. It renders a single component using React’s `createRoot` API, with the page’s HTML containing only the mount point and a script tag for the bundled JavaScript. The visualization itself is not defined in the provided files, but the structure emphasizes a clean separation between the static markup, the React entry point, and the external bundle. The code demonstrates a standard modern toolchain setup rather than a specific graphical output.

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React tests

This example renders a static “Hello” message at a large font size inside a React app. The code uses React 16.13.1 and ReactDOM to mount an `App` component to a `root` div, with styling applied through a CSS class. No data processing or visualization libraries are involved; it demonstrates a minimal React setup with a single functional component and JSX output.

BBruno Affonso

Parcel-react-jest - setupTests.js

This example shows a minimal test setup for a React 16 project, configuring Enzyme to work with its adapter. It imports the `configure` function from the `enzyme` package and the `Adapter` class from `enzyme-adapter-react-16`, then calls `configure` with a new adapter instance. The code demonstrates the explicit initialization required to enable Enzyme’s testing utilities within a Jest environment, without displaying any test cases or rendering behavior.

React boilerplate

This example shows a basic React application that renders the text “Hello, world from React and Webpack!” onto a webpage. It imports React and ReactDOM, defines an `App` component class with a `render` method returning JSX, and mounts it to the `root` DOM element. The code demonstrates React’s component-based UI approach, using `ReactDOM.render()` to attach the component tree to the document. No external data or specific visualization libraries are involved.

Parcel-react-jest - index.js

This example shows the minimal entry point for a React application built with Parcel. The code imports the `App` component and CSS file, then uses `react-dom`'s `render` function to attach the app to the `#root` element in the HTML. It demonstrates the standard bootstrap pattern for a React project, where `index.js` serves as the initialization script, delegating all UI logic to the imported `App` component.

Hello HTML

This example demonstrates a minimal React application that renders text using JSX syntax. The page displays a simple "Hello JSX" heading inside a root div element, with the App component defined as a functional component. React 18.2.0 and ReactDOM are loaded via CDN, and the render method mounts the component to the HTML document. The body also contains commented-out SVG code showing a yellow circle with two smaller circles positioned as a face, though this is not active in the final output.

JJames

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Hello HTML

This example shows a minimal web page that renders the text "Hello JSX" using React and ReactDOM. The code defines a simple `App` component that returns an HTML heading, then mounts it into a `div` element with the ID `root` using `ReactDOM.render`. The page loads React and ReactDOM from CDN via `unpkg.com` and includes a `bundle.js` script for the compiled JavaScript. No data visualization is present; instead, it demonstrates the basic setup required to run a React application with JSX syntax.

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