d3 animated Treemap CSV - NOT zoomable - javascript

I want to create an animated d3 Treemap, like in this example: http://bl.ocks.org/Rnhatch/1820583
The Problem is, that this code uses a JSON file but I will have a CSV file.
The main idea is to change/ animate the Treemap with some filters (for example age filter)
Do you know some example code, where they also animate the content of the Treemap with buttons and use a CSV file?
Here is another example: (but it is not working) http://bl.ocks.org/jarobertson/1446865
I looked for hours but I coundnt find something.
My coding skills are to bad to change such a code. I hope someone can help me out

You will need to adjust the data access component to use D3's csv parser. (Line 71 of the Gist). Here are the docs for that: https://github.com/d3/d3-dsv/blob/v1.1.1/README.md#dsv_parse
This Gist is really old and I'm sure Mike Bostok has provided much better ways of getting your requirements achieved in the 8 years since I created it.

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http://cyberpython.github.io/AwesomeChartJS/ is apache 2.0
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Sorry that this is a list of links. I would like to be able to rattle off the method from my memory, but I do not do HTML charts as much as I would like to.
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