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I know that D3.js supports loading data files with XHR and JSONP requests.
However in my case, I am going to run .html files by double clicking on them from filesystem, which is going to run it like file://.../foo.html on browser.
Is it possible to load data file (csv or json) within the same directory from computer as foo.html on browser (while not running on http:// but file://)?
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d3. csv() returns the data as an object. This object is an array of objects loaded from your csv file where each object represents one row of your csv file.
Syntax: d3. json(input[, init]);
The best solution would be to run a server on your computer to make it work.
The simplest way to have a local web server, as explained here is to run this command in the directory where you have your source code:
python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8888 &
Then just load the page http://localhost:8888
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You can by disabling the respective security mechanisms in your browser. I think it works in Opera by default, and you can start Chrome with the --allow-file-access-from-files command line flag to allow loading data from file://.
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