observable-framework-files

To load a CSV file in Observable Framework, use the FileAttachment function with the .csv() method to parse static or dynamically generated data for visualization. This handles content parsing and routes the file during the build process.

Displaying images in an Observable Framework dashboard uses the FileAttachment function combined with the .image() method. This approach manages asset handling and automatically copies referenced files to the output directory during the build.

Observable Framework supports dynamic data loading via data loaders for JSON files. Using FileAttachment, you can load both static and dynamically generated JSON datasets, integrating directly with the build process for efficient data handling.

Observable Framework handles asset management by automatically copying referenced files to the output directory during the build process. It applies content hashing to file attachments to ensure effective cache-busting for updated assets.

Observable Framework supports numerous file formats for data loading, including JSON, CSV, images, and text. Specific content parsing methods like .json(), .text(), and .image() load and process these various file types.

Static file attachments must be referenced using the FileAttachment function to be recognized during the build process. Observable Framework automatically copies referenced files to the output directory, so incorrect references will bypass this routing.