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Here are a couple previous forum posts with tips on how to port a notebook to JavaScript:

Notebook to Vanilla JavaScript Steps

You’re lucky, this particular example is really simple. In particular, it really only has one main visualization cell, and one data fetching cell and the rest are just helper functions / variables. Here is a port to a “block”. To get to this, I worked roughly from bottom to top. First, I added a script tags to index.html which import the d3 and d3-require libraries as well as the Observable standard library: <script src="https://d3js.org/d3.v5.min.js"></script> <script src="https://unpkg.com/…

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How do I work with the D3 Sankey Example?

Hi! Code in Observable notebooks is indeed written in JavaScript, but in general, you can’t just copy and paste the code into an ordinary script. Notebooks are executed using the Observable “runtime”. See the tutorials “How Observable Runs” and “Downloading and Embedding Notebooks” for some more info. As explained on the latter page, the easiest and most general way to get a copy of a notebook running on another page is to click the menu in the top right and choose the “Download tarball” link, …

Hopefully those provide a good starting point for you!