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If you use the version bundled for the browser (d3bind.js), then d3bind will be available as a global variable.
If you use npm, then you can install the library with
npm install d3bind --save
If you are using ES6 or TypeScript, then the d3bind variable is available as the default export, and the observables and interfaces as named exports:
The d3bind variable will also be placed on the global window object, if it exists.
If you use npm with the old require syntax, then you have to explicitly map the default export:
vard3bind=require('d3bind').default;varObservableArray=require('d3bind').ObservableArray;// or: (only works after v0.1.3)vard3bind=require('d3bind').d3bind;