d3-selection | Transform the DOM by selecting elements and joining to data | Plugin library
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kandi X-RAY | d3-selection Summary
Selections allow powerful data-driven transformation of the document object model (DOM): set attributes, styles, properties, HTML or text content, and more. Using the data join’s enter and exit selections, you can also add or remove elements to correspond to data.
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- Bind data to a key
- Creates a function for insertion into groups .
- Adds a listener to an event listener .
- Remove an event listener .
- dispatch a DOM event
- Higher order function to create custom elements .
- Creates new EnterNode .
- Parses typename .
- Returns the attribute name of this module .
- Apply a property to this binding .
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QUESTION
I am going to make this a bit verbose for two reasons:
- To prove that I have put effort into trying to solve the problem I am presenting, because there is too much ephemeral stuff on the internet
- D3 is awesome because it is complex, it is difficult to understand fully. Recent major versions have emphasised the use of data joining, intended to simplify the general update pattern.
Therefore this might be a bit of a write-up, but I am genuinely looking to understand the answer to my problem so please bear with me.
ContextI want to create a dynamic stacked horizontal bar chart that visualises the different stages of single transferable voting processes (in local elections in Scotland to be precise).
D3 StacksThis is very much akin to Bostock's Stacked Bar Chart, Horizontal showing the population of US states broken down into age groups.
Not surprisingly Bostock uses D3's stack generator which I was disappointed to discover organises SVG rectangles into groupings (svg g elements) across the Y axis. Take the following experiment which is based on Bostock's Stacked Bar Chart, Horizontal example:
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Answered 2021-Dec-30 at 20:15Here is an example that uses the fruits dataset. The chart is animated so that the bars for one fruit are revealed at a time. I do this by giving the bars for each fruit a different transition delay.
QUESTION
I want to set up a project using the Britecharts library. Having installed Britecharts with npm install --save britecharts d3-selection
I'm trying to verify that the imports are working by displaying a basic chart in the browser.
My index.html:
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Answered 2021-Dec-23 at 02:15When loading a JS module you need to explicitly use a relative path. Eg ./chart.js
See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide/Modules
[EDIT] In addition, you need to run off a server (either locally or remotely). Again, see the MDN module link above.
You need to pay attention to local testing — if you try to load the HTML file locally (i.e. with a
file://
URL), you'll run into CORS errors due to JavaScript module security requirements. You need to do your testing through a server.
QUESTION
I'm seeing errors in running tests in Angular:
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Answered 2021-Oct-07 at 02:38Jest or whicheva test site u have it speaks javascript/commonjs not typescript/esmodules. What I mean is you need to use require if you want to write them tests with typescript install ts-node
npm i -D ts-node
but I think there is already a ts-jest package
QUESTION
I want to transform json data like packageJson
into a hierarchical format suitable for a tree graph
using d3.hierarchy
to transform the Object
as I understood
every property which contains nested data
needs to be transformed using a helper function inside like
const test = d3.hierarchy(packageJson, d => d.scripts);
is the only way to transform packageJson
by finding every property with a nested object
or are any d3 helper function which Im unaware of for this kinda task ?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-18 at 14:01The simplest way of doing this is to create an array containing all child properties as the child array used by d3.hierarchy:
QUESTION
I am writing you because I'm struggling with D3.js (D3-selection) for moving existing elements positions in the SVG.
I've seen a lot of examples for creating new elements, but here, my elements are already created.
I have this structure in my svg :
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Answered 2021-Jul-09 at 15:41selection.remove() removes nodes from the DOM returning a selection of those nodes.
selection.append() can be provided a function that appends a given node.
So we can remove the nodes, use the nodes as a data array and enter/append the ellipses we remove:
QUESTION
I want to connect node inside one big circle to node inside another big circle or sometimes to another bigger circle itself. Is there a way to achieve the same ? I am able to connect nodes inside the same circle.
Below is the sample code that I have tried with :
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Answered 2021-May-20 at 15:17Here is a snippet using D3 circle packing (V6):
QUESTION
I'm getting the following error when I ng serve
(and I've already tried to clear cache, reinstall all modules and reboot the server)
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-28 at 13:47Tried almost everything... finally I'm importing the source and it looks like it wants the project folder inside the root directory and not from a path outside it, so I copied the project folder from the module repository under the root of my app and pointed to it
QUESTION
I am trying to make the nodes of the directed network appear to be located at the coordinates reflected in the json document when the page is started. However, the actual code recalculates the node positions, which does not fit the requirements of my application . Any help?
MAIN CODE
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Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 16:33This code will not work:
QUESTION
I am trying to understand the join()
function, in D3v6. Obvously I misunderstand the official D3 join() documentation. https://github.com/d3/d3-selection/blob/v2.0.0/README.md#selection_join, because I thought I can use join() instead of the typical append(), enter(), remove(), exit() pattern and save tons of code.
The code below creates 3 nodes at the beginning, with a context menu. I can add and remove data call the initialize()
function again to redraw the nodes. The problem is, that the "old nodes" are still there. Instead of adding only 1 node, the whole node groups are redrawn.
What did I miss?
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Answered 2021-Mar-05 at 12:59You're selecting by a class that you never set. Therefore, just do:
QUESTION
I created a small D3v6 forced graph with an tooltip hover function. Everything works as expected but the position of the tooltip is set in dependency of the mouse position. Is there a easy possibility to use the current node position as a reference?
My thoughts so far are, to get the current d(node) position.
The goal is to normalize the tooltip position, for a cleaner look.
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Answered 2021-Mar-02 at 09:01You can adjust these two lines:
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