d3.js TSV to Javascript variable -


I'm working on a graph with d3.js library. 3D JS SSV Parser 'D' creates the variable as follows:

TSV:

  Value of the day 01-01 50 01-02 45 01-03 60   

code:

  d3.tsv ("data.tsv", function (error, data) {...}   

And now you use 'd.day' and 'd.value' to create your graphs - scaterplots, line graphs, etc. ...

I use a tsv file I'm not using, but a javascript variable instead. Which javascript variables are the most accurate (if possible) So it is used to use d.day and d.value in 3d.js and to parse it as 'svg.data (data)' traditionally?

If you are not reading from a file, you can still use the JSON format (which is what you are talking about). The format of the Json variable is as follows:

  var myVariable = {"indexA": "valueA", "indexB": "valueB"}   

Can also make an array in the form of value (even if you are not asked) and it is very similar "IndexA": ["indexA1": "valueA1", "indexA2": "valueA2", ...], "indexB": "valueB"

}

You can find more information here about the JSON format:

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