Margin Convention II with ReactiveModel

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Margin Convention II with ReactiveModel

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Last edited Jun 13, 2016

Created on Apr 20, 2016

This example demonstrates responsive density-based linear axes using D3 v4 and the ReactiveModel library. It combines the margin convention with automatically computed tick counts based on the chart’s pixel dimensions, re-rendering smoothly as the browser resizes. The SVG chart fills the viewport, with a gray inner region and axes whose tick spacing adjusts dynamically. The code relies on ReactiveModel’s declarative reactive dependencies and d3.axisBottom, d3.axisLeft, and d3.scaleLinear for scale and axis management.

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This example shows one way to make responsive density-based linear axes using D3 4.0 and ReactiveModel. Combines Margin Convention II with ReactiveModel with Density-based Ticks. To experience the resize behavior, run this example full-screen and resize the browser.

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