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title: "Testobservablejs"
format: html
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## Observable JS

This Quarto document is made interactive using Observable JS. Interactive documents allow readers to modify parameters and see the results immediately. Learn more about OJS interactive documents at <https://quarto.org/docs/interactive/ojs/>.

## Bubble Chart

This example uses a D3 bubble chart imported from Observable HQ to analyze commits to GitHub repositories.

Select a repository to analyze the commits of:

```{ojs}
//| echo: false
//| panel: input
viewof repo = Inputs.radio(
  [
    "pandas-dev/pandas",
    "tidyverse/ggplot2",
  ], 
  { label: "Repository:", value: "pandas-dev/pandas"}
)
```

Fetch the commits for the specified `repo` using the GitHub API:

```{ojs}
d3 = require('d3')
contributors = await d3.json(
  "https://api.github.com/repos/" + repo + "/stats/contributors"
)
commits = contributors.map(contributor => {
  const author = contributor.author;
  return {
    name: author.login,
    title: author.login,
    group: author.type,
    value: contributor.total
  }
})
```

Note that the `repo` variable is bound dynamically from the radio input defined above. If you change the input the contributors query will be automatically re-executed.

View the commits sorted by most to least:

```{ojs}
Inputs.table(commits, { sort: "value", reverse: true })
```

Visualize using a D3 bubble chart imported from Observable HQ:

```{ojs}
import { chart } with { commits as data } 
  from "@d3/d3-bubble-chart"
chart
```
