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Style of angular d3 visual line chart component

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Aackuser
Last edited Mar 3, 2020
Created on Mar 3, 2020

This example demonstrates an Angular line chart component that renders data as a styled path with interactive dots. The chart uses D3.js to draw a single line with a yellow stroke and white-filled dots, while a focus circle highlights data points on hover. Styling is applied via SCSS with deep selectors targeting D3-generated elements, and an invisible overlay captures pointer events for interaction. The chart container is fixed at 240 by 230 pixels, and the code references D3’s line generator and overlay pattern without specifying the data source.

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