At the heart of D3.js is joining data to visualizations in order to easily understand and interpret large datasets. Usually, these datasets are dynamic and come in different formats.

In this guide, you will learn how to process different data formats using D3-fetch in a React app. D3-fetch is a simple wrapper around the standard fetch API built into modern browsers; it makes it more convenient to interact with different file formats.

This guide builds on a previous guide, Using D3.js Inside a React App, where you learn how to set up a simple bar chart in D3.js using static in-memory data. Here, you will learn about accessing JSON, CSV, and XML remote data formats and bind them to your chart. The data is sourced from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics.

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