fix overlapping nodes #395
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Summary of Changes
This pull request addresses the issue of overlapping nodes in the graph view. It introduces a function avoidOverlap that calculates the distance between nodes and applies a force to push them apart if they are too close. Additionally, the useEffect hook's dependency array in GraphView has been updated to include graph.getElements().length, and the cooldown time has been reduced to 2000ms. The avoidOverlap function is called on each engine tick of the ForceGraph2D component.
Highlights
- Node Overlap Prevention: Implements an
avoidOverlapfunction to prevent nodes in the graph from overlapping by calculating distances and applying repulsive forces. - Performance Improvement: Reduces the cooldown time to 2000ms and updates the useEffect dependency array to include
graph.getElements().lengthfor more responsive updates. - Graph Update: Calls the
avoidOverlapfunction on each engine tick of the ForceGraph2D component to dynamically adjust node positions.
Changelog
- app/components/graphView.tsx
- Modified the useEffect hook to include
graph.getElements().lengthin the dependency array. - Reduced the cooldown time from 4000ms to 2000ms.
- Implemented the
avoidOverlapfunction to prevent node overlapping. - Added
onEngineTickprop to ForceGraph2D component to callavoidOverlapon each tick.
- Modified the useEffect hook to include
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Code Review
The pull request introduces a fix for overlapping nodes in the graph view by implementing an avoidOverlap function and integrating it into the ForceGraph2D component. This is a valuable improvement for the user experience. The changes also include a reduction in the cooldown time. Overall, the code is well-structured and addresses the issue effectively.
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Merge Readiness
The code changes effectively address the issue of overlapping nodes and improve the graph's usability. The changes are well-structured and the logic is clear. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging. Given the changes, the pull request is ready to be merged.
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fix #394