Viz - Line - valueScale

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Viz - Line - valueScale

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Last edited Jan 14, 2018

Created on Jan 14, 2018

A simple line chart maps four data points from an array of key-value pairs, with a logarithmic scale controlling the vertical axis. The line is drawn as an SVG path using the `viz.line()` API from the Viz.js library, while `d3.scaleLog()` maps values between 2 and 1000 to pixel coordinates. The example demonstrates how to combine Viz’s line generator with D3 v4 scales, rendering the result inside an SVG `<g>` element with a steelblue stroke.

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