CSV to JSON

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    console.clear()
    
    function csv2json(csv){
      
      var nested = d3.nest()
      	.key(function(d){ return d.name; })
        .entries(csv)
      	
      var json = nested.map(function(d){
        var namerecord = {};
        
        // this is the variable that we grouped by
        namerecord.name = d.key; 
        
        // this is another variable that I happen to know is constant for all
        // years within a given "name", so I'll just grab the first value
        namerecord.group = d.values[0].group;
        
        // these are the time-series variables
        // use a "map" to grab the year and amount from each of the child "values"
        namerecord.amount1 = d.values.map(function(c){ return [c.year, c.amount1]; });
        namerecord.amount2 = d.values.map(function(c){ return [c.year, c.amount2]; });
        
        return namerecord;
      });
      
      return json;
    }
    
    d3.xhr("data.csv", function(csv){
    	console.log(csv)
      d3.select("p#csv").html(csv.responseText);
		})
                
    d3.csv("data.csv", function(csv){
    
      csv.forEach(function(d){
        d.year = +d.year;
        d.amount1 = +d.amount1;
        d.amount2 = +d.amount2;
      });
                  
      console.table(csv);
      
      var json = csv2json(csv);
      
      console.log(json);
      
      
      d3.select("p#json").html(JSON.stringify(json, null, 2));
      
    })
    
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