The main source of D3js solutions is observableHq.com, but seems impossible (?) to reuse algorithms by copy/paste... Is it? Even checking tutorials like this, there are no simple way (with less plugins or programmer's time-consumtion!) to check and reuse.
Example: I need a fresh 2020 D3js v5 algorithm for indented-tree visualization, and there are a good solution: observableHq.com/@d3/indented-tree.
The download is not useful because is based on complex Runtime class...
But, seems a simple chart-builder algorithm,
chart = { // the indented-tree algorithm
const nodes = root.descendants();
const svg = d3.create("svg")// ...
// ...
return svg.node();
}
Can I, by simple human step-by-step, convert it in a simple HTML, with no complex adaptations, that starts with <script src="https://d3js.org/d3.v5.min.js"></script> and ends with no Runtime class use?
FAQ
Aleatory questions and answers:
Could you explain what the problem is with including the D3 script tag and using Runtime library in the code?
When the original ObservableHq algorithm is simple, I need another way, a simple way to reuse it, by copy/paste and minimal adaptations.
Did you read the Downloading and embedding notebooks tutorial?
Yes, no news there: no "human instruction" about how to reuse code... Only "install it" and "install that". No instructions about "copy/paste and minimal adaptations" that I explained above.
