should we use d3/src/js ?

[EasonPai]

Thanks for your great work, I have a small question. What is the difference to use d3.dart with

this way:
import 'package:d3/d3.dart' as d3;
new d3.Selection("body") ...

or this way:
import 'package:d3/src/js/selection.dart' as d3selection;
d3selection.select("boody") ...

the first one is handy and much dart-alike,
but the second one seems much close to the js syntax

[rwl]

You can use either package. The d3/js package is a dynamically typed
wrapper around d3.js. The d3/d3.dart package wraps the d3/js package to
provide type information. The d3/js package might be more useful if you are
translating existing JS code. The d3/d3.dart package is better for
producing idiomatic Dart. However, I don't think the d3/d3.dart package
covers as much of the D3 API.

On 29 October 2016 at 04:04, Eason Pai notifications@github.com wrote:

Thanks for your great work, I have a small question. What is the
difference to use,

this way:
import 'package:d3/d3.dart' as d3;
new d3.Selection("body") ...

or this way:
import 'package:d3/src/js/selection.dart' as d3selection;
d3selection.select("boody") ...

the first one is handy and much dart-alike,
but the second one seems much close to the js syntax

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