Gist 4d1e447f82a7d2b425c4d1a3f5489e7a

Inject d3

This example demonstrates a live injection of a custom D3 build into a page, showing how the library can be loaded dynamically at runtime. It creates a new script element and sets its `src` to a remote D3 file hosted by the author, then appends that element to the document body. The visualization itself is not rendered in the code; instead, the focus is on the loading mechanism. The snippet uses the browser’s DOM API (`document.createElement`, `appendChild`) to fetch and execute the external script, making D3’s methods available for subsequent use. The source is a gist by 1wheel, and the loaded file appears to be a custom D3 build.

11wheel

Gist e6f198ff61f5d2d9ec3a540a0ac3b9ca

This example demonstrates a minimal D3.js v5 application that uses the `d3.select` method to target an HTML element with the ID `hello` and replace its text content with "Hello World!!". The code imports D3 as a module from a bundled file path (`/-/d3@5.9.2.bundle.js`), which is configured via an Airdrop setup for dependency management. The rendering approach is simple DOM manipulation, not a data-driven visualization, as no scales, shapes, or data bindings are present. The example serves as a basic integration test for loading D3 in a module-based project.

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JS outside HTML

A minimal HTML page demonstrates the separation of JavaScript logic from markup by importing a constant from an external module and logging it to the console. The example uses D3’s `select` function to highlight how modern JavaScript modules can be combined with D3 in a plain HTML environment. The page loads D3 v7 via a CDN script tag, while the application code imports from `./something.js` using the `import` statement, showcasing a React-free workflow that still leverages D3’s utilities.

ММаксим Грязнов

D3.js

This example demonstrates a bare-bones D3.js setup within an HTML page, featuring a large centered message that displays the result of logging the D3 library object to the browser console. The page uses a CSS class to style the text at a 13-em font size and imports D3 version 7 via a CDN script tag. The code explicitly calls `console.log(d3)` inside a div element, showing how the library is loaded and made accessible for further interactive visualizations.

RRidaHwn

Fork of D3.js

This example loads D3.js v7 in a minimal HTML page and immediately logs the library object to the browser console. It uses a plain `index.html` with a script tag pointing to the official D3 CDN, alongside a single `app.js` file containing the console log call. No data or visual output is rendered; the page simply demonstrates that the D3 bundle is correctly included and accessible for further development.

HHaileabGH

JS in HTML

This example shows a minimal setup for using D3 within an HTML page with JavaScript modules. It demonstrates how to import functions from D3 and from a local module, logging both a custom string and the `select` function to the browser console. The code uses D3 v7 via a CDN link, React is referenced only in the README, and the visible behavior is limited to console output with no visualization rendered.

MMatthew Bruffey

JS in HTML

This example demonstrates a minimal HTML page that loads D3 v7 and logs its core APIs to the browser console while displaying a simple text message. It imports modules like `select` from D3 and a custom constant from `something.js`, then outputs the imported values alongside D3’s `scaleLinear` function. The page uses a plain `<style>` rule for large text formatting and pulls D3 from an unpkg CDN link in the HTML head. No data visualization is rendered; the focus is on verifying module imports and D3 availability in a self-contained starter.

Wwspwll@gmail.com

Hello D3

This minimal example presents a blank page that centers a large, invisible title placeholder, with all output directed to the browser console. It demonstrates the foundational pairing of D3.js version 6 with React, loading the library via a `<script>` tag from a CDN. The code logs a JavaScript greeting and includes a commented-out `d3.select` call, highlighting the basic setup for a new D3 project while leaving the actual visualization steps for further development.

NNanaWong