D3.js (Data-Driven Documents) is a low-level JavaScript library for building custom, data-bound visualisations with SVG, Canvas and HTML. Unlike chart libraries it does not ship chart types; it provides scales, axes, shapes, layouts and transitions that developers compose into bespoke graphics, from newsroom charts to network diagrams.
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What is D3.js?
D3.js (Data-Driven Documents) is a low-level JavaScript library for building custom, data-bound visualisations with SVG, Canvas and HTML. Unlike chart libraries it does not ship chart types; it provides scales, axes, shapes, layouts and transitions that developers compose into bespoke graphics, from newsroom charts to network diagrams.
How do you detect D3.js on a website?
Our scanner analyzes multiple technical signals including Script URLs referencing d3.js, d3.min.js or d3js.org and SVG elements with D3's generated class and attribute patterns driven by a global `d3` object to identify D3.js usage with high accuracy.
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Is D3.js popular?
D3.js is a widely adopted Library / Service in the web infrastructure space. Our scanner detects it regularly across scanned domains.
How We Detect D3.js
- Script URLs referencing d3.js, d3.min.js or d3js.org
- SVG elements with D3's generated class and attribute patterns driven by a global `d3` object