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Much sorry to open issue here,
But I really can not find your email
or the repository for
http://bl.ocks.org/jdarling/2d4e84460d5f5df9c0ff

I have to say ,it has some bugs for displaying test.mm if test.mm is a little complex.

the test.mm I use is:
https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Xm73YDGjpm/

the above test.mm is generated by FreeMind.

the bug is:

Could you help me fix it?

I really like your work

If it's convenient for you to fix it,
My email is [email protected]
I'm much glad to assist you to test it.

Thanks for your help.

Need to setup TimeSeries2 so it works with flowing data. Right now it only works with static data and that's kinda useless at times.

Since switching to WebPack for the bundle build could provide a way to require('d3rrc/bundle') instead of having to setup a JSX parser and require the source files.

Axis labels are calculated internally currently, would be nice to be able to pass in a function to get the display values. As an example might want to output nn% instead of nn.nnnn

In some scenarios the bar chart doesn't render properly instead rendering multiple copies of the chart each with either even or odd records. Need to track this down and fix it.

Axis labels are calculated internally currently, would be nice to be able to pass in a function to get the display values. As an example might want to output nn% instead of nn.nnnn

My project is using React and WebPack and I still have no idea how to get this to work.

In my jsx page I've tried..

var Charts = require('d3rrc');

and

var HBarChart = require('d3rrc').Charts.HBarChart;

and

var HBarChart = require('d3rrc').HBarChart;

I end up getting a ton of compile errors like this....

Module parse failed: /[MyDirRemoved]/node_modules/d3rrc/src/bar.jsx Line 179: Unexpected token <
You may need an appropriate loader to handle this file type.
|       'bar-chart': true
|     });
|     return <div className={classNames} />;
|   }
| });
 @ ./~/d3rrc/charts.js 3:13-37 4:13-37

Axis labels are calculated internally currently, would be nice to be able to pass in a function to get the display values. As an example might want to output nn% instead of nn.nnnn

@jdarling Tried to use your LineChart in a small demo I have, and I ended up having DOM elements added in the chart every time it was rendering.
I had over 1000 X and Y axis for example, and lines upon lines.
I guess you manipulate the DOM outside the React lifecycle and you end up with multiple DOM instances?

I got this error when I try to require('d3rrc') in my project