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d3-indented-tree API example #12

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EEE2dev
Last edited Dec 30, 2020
Created on Jul 23, 2019

This example demonstrates how to embed hierarchical CSV data directly in an HTML document using an aside element, with a custom key field (`myKey`) instead of the default. The d3-indented-tree API reads the data from `aside#data`, renders an indented tree visualization, and dynamically adjusts link width via the `linkWidth` method after a two-second delay. The code loads D3 v6 and the d3-indented-tree library from CDNs, then appends the chart to the body using a `showChart` function. The tree uses color-coded nodes from the CSV’s `color` column, and the data format requires no web server, making it suitable for local examples.

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API examples for d3-indented-tree

data format - hierarchical csv data embedded, different key

This example shows how to embed csv data in a hierarchical format into your document und use a different key. This option can be used without a web server.

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