Hello d3-component

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Hello d3-component

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Last edited Mar 25, 2017

Created on Mar 6, 2017

This example demonstrates the complete API of d3-component, a library for creating reusable components with lifecycle methods. It renders text elements that animate their font size on creation, update, and removal. The code uses d3-component's `create`, `render`, `destroy`, and `key` functions with d3 v4 selections and transitions. The demo cycles through states, showing how components handle entering, updating, and exiting data, ending with an empty array to remove all instances.

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