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Aallyraza
Last edited Nov 27, 2017
Created on Nov 27, 2017

A force-directed search interface renders a box of nodes, where user queries filter or highlight elements in real time. The visualization uses d3.forceSimulation to position nodes and manages interactions through D3 v4 event handling. The code relies on standard SVG rendering within a fixed full-screen container, with no external data files—the structure is defined entirely in the inline script. The example demonstrates a responsive, interactive layout driven by D3's physics engine.

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