Prototype Chart Template (WIP)

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Prototype Chart Template (WIP)

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Last edited Nov 14, 2011

Created on Nov 14, 2011

This prototype defines a reusable pie chart component using the D3.js library, specifically through the `d3.create` and `d3.select` APIs to construct and manage an SVG scene. The code exposes a minimal fluent interface—`pie.data` and `pie.parent`—for setting the chart’s data source and attaching it to a parent element, while a private `redraw` function returns the chart object without yet performing any actual drawing or computation. The example shows only the structural scaffolding of a visualization, with no data bound or visual output generated; its rendering behavior remains unimplemented at this stage.

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