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Loading CSV Diagram

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CCurran Kelleher
Last edited Mar 27, 2017
Created on Mar 27, 2017

A loading animation depicts a custom-built SVG path being drawn incrementally, simulating the process of loading a CSV file. The diagram initially appears as a simple line, then progressively reveals a complex, stylized shape. The code uses d3.v4 to power a subtle interactive effect where a white div follows the mouse cursor, creating a dynamic background. The animation itself is rendered in the static `diagram.svg` file, while the D3 script manages the cursor-tracking div, with the loading path defined directly in the SVG markup.

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