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How to get the data of a node in d3
In my previous article on enter, update and exit selections, I discussed how d3 binds data to nodes using the data()
function. How about the inverse case where you have a reference to a node to which data is supposedly bound and you want to get the value of that data.
Take another case - when you have a reference to a node, but you want to access the data that is bound to a parent node.
Turns out, you can easily get the data bound to a node as follows
d3.select(your_node).datum();
your_node
is a reference to the actual DOM node.
Also Read:
- A visual explanation of the Enter, Update and Exit Selections in D3js
- JavaScript Objects and Arrays Useful Methods
- d3 Fundamentals : Understanding domain, range and scales in D3js
- Render a d3 tree with a minimum distance between the tree nodes
- Using d3js to draw a bar chart with an axis and some basic transitions