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bar chart example (semiotic)

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Last edited May 14, 2019
Created on May 14, 2019

This example displays three vertical bars for the items MM, CFK, and RL, with heights of 30, 29, and 15 respectively, using a steelblue fill and white stroke. It renders the chart with the `OrdinalFrame` component from the Semiotic library in React, using an `oAccessor` for categories and `rAccessor` for values. The frame sets a size of 300 by 300 pixels, includes an `oLabel` for category names, and configures a right-side axis through the `axis` prop, with margins controlling spacing.

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