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Posts with d3-component

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Created on Feb 28, 2017

This example demonstrates how to compose reusable components with d3-component in a D3 v4 visualization, rendering a list of blog posts as styled div elements. Each post component combines a heading and paragraph component, with data passed through chained selection calls. The code uses `d3.component` to define three components (`heading`, `paragraph`, and `post`), and `selection.call` to invoke nested renders. The static content is hardcoded as an array of post objects, and the result is inserted into a container div with a bordered style. This highlights a pattern for building modular DOM structures with D3’s data-join alternatives.

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This example demonstrates basic usage of d3-component. Three components are created:

heading Renders an <h1> element and sets its text.
paragraph Renders a <p> element and sets its text.
post Renders a <div> element with a class of "post", and composes the heading and post components.

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