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Zoomable Circles, a Svelte component for hierarchical data

svelte-zoomable-circles.
A zoomable circle component for displaying and browsing hierarchical data. Latest version: 0.0.3, last published: 2 hours ago. Start using svelte-zoomable-circles in your project by running npm i svelte-zoomable-circles. There are no other projects in the npm registry using svelte-zoomable-circles.

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