Sure, here's a README file for the HTML code:
This HTML file demonstrates how to load and display a summary of a CSV data file using the D3.js library.
To run this code, you need to have a CSV file containing your data. Follow these steps:
index.html file in a text editor and replace
"YOUR_CSV_DATA_URL" with the raw URL of your CSV data.The HTML file consists of the following sections:
<head> section:
<body> section:
<h1> heading and a <div> element with
an id of data-summary where the data summary will
be displayed.<script> tag with
the source https://unpkg.com/d3@7.3.0/dist/d3.min.js.<script> section that loads the CSV data
using d3.csv("YOUR_CSV_DATA_URL").Inside the .then callback function:
#data-summary div using
d3.select("#data-summary").<p>) with various data
summaries:data.length).Object.keys(data[0]))
assuming the first row contains the column names.data[0]) as a JSON string.You can modify the code inside the .then callback function
to display additional data summaries or visualizations as
needed. You can also update the CSS styles in the <head>
section to change the appearance of the data summary.
This code relies on the following dependencies:
The D3.js library is included from the unpkg.com CDN, so you don't need to download or install it separately.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.