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…react-force-graph-2d

  • Added @falkordb/canvas dependency to package.json and package-lock.json.
  • Refactored SchemaViewer component to utilize FalkorDBCanvas for rendering schema data.
  • Updated schema data handling to remap node IDs and create a nodesMap for efficient access.
  • Removed all references and dependencies related to react-force-graph-2d.
  • Implemented dynamic loading of canvas and adjusted theme colors for better visualization.
  • Enhanced zoom and center functionalities to work with the new canvas implementation.

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Overview

This PR refactors the database schema visualization component by replacing react-force-graph-2d with the new @falkordb/canvas library. This change aims to leverage a more specialized and potentially optimized library for graph rendering, improving the schema viewer's performance and maintainability.

Key Changes

  • Replaced react-force-graph-2d with @falkordb/canvas as the primary graph visualization library.
  • Updated SchemaViewer.tsx to integrate the @falkordb/canvas component, including dynamic loading and configuration.
  • Refactored node and link data processing to be compatible with the new library's data structure, including remapping node IDs and creating a nodesMap.
  • Adjusted canvas controls (zoom, center) to utilize the new library's API.
  • Migrated custom node rendering logic (nodeCanvasObject, nodePointerAreaPaint) to the @falkordb/canvas configuration, maintaining theme-aware styling.

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New Work 162 (29.4%)
Churn 221 (40.1%)
Rework 168 (30.5%)
Total Changes 551
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  • New Features

    • Theme-aware Schema Viewer with improved node/link visuals, loading and empty states
    • Configurable sidebar width, explicit open/close controls, and zoom/center actions
  • Updates

    • Switched to a canvas-based graph renderer for smoother visuals and performance
    • More consistent graph data handling for stable node IDs and reliable rendering across sessions

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…react-force-graph-2d

- Added @falkordb/canvas dependency to package.json and package-lock.json.
- Refactored SchemaViewer component to utilize FalkorDBCanvas for rendering schema data.
- Updated schema data handling to remap node IDs and create a nodesMap for efficient access.
- Removed all references and dependencies related to react-force-graph-2d.
- Implemented dynamic loading of canvas and adjusted theme colors for better visualization.
- Enhanced zoom and center functionalities to work with the new canvas implementation.
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Replaces ForceGraph2D with FalkorDBCanvas for schema visualization; node IDs remapped to sequential numbers, links reference numeric IDs, a nodesMap added, and SchemaViewer props now include isOpen, onClose, onWidthChange?, and sidebarWidth. Canvas is dynamically loaded and theme-aware.

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Dependency update
app/package.json
Added @falkordb/canvas ^0.0.22; removed react-force-graph-2d; newline normalized.
Schema viewer & data model
app/src/components/schema/SchemaViewer.tsx
Replaced ForceGraph2D/d3-force with dynamic @falkordb/canvas usage and canvasRef; added canvasLoaded lifecycle; remapped node IDs to sequential numbers and added userId and nodesMap: Map<number, SchemaNode>; SchemaLink uses numeric source/target; SchemaViewerProps now include isOpen, onClose, onWidthChange?, sidebarWidth?; introduced convertToCanvasData, theme-based color updates, and updated UI/controls (zoom/center, resize handle).

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Viewer as SchemaViewer
  participant Loader as DataLoader
  participant CanvasLib as FalkorDBCanvas
  participant Theme as ThemeProvider

  Note over Viewer,Loader: Initialization & data remapping
  Viewer->>Loader: loadSchemaData(raw)
  Loader-->>Viewer: SchemaData (nodes remapped, nodesMap, links)
  Viewer->>CanvasLib: dynamic import & init()
  CanvasLib-->>Viewer: canvas instance (canvasLoaded)
  Viewer->>CanvasLib: render(convertToCanvasData(SchemaData))
  Viewer->>CanvasLib: setBackgroundColor / setForegroundColor (Theme colors)
  Theme->>CanvasLib: onThemeChange -> update colors
  CanvasLib-->>Viewer: user interactions (zoom/center events)
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🐇 A canvas woke and stretched its light,
IDs renumbered, tidy and bright,
Falkor draws nodes in themed array,
I hopped the graphs to guide your way,
Tiny paws applaud the sight 🎨

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  • Findings: BLOCKER 1 · CRITICAL 0 · MAJOR 5 · MINOR 0 · SUGGESTION 0 · PRAISE 0 across 3 files.

Key themes

  1. SchemaViewer’s new canvas integration still has correctness gaps: color setters never run once the canvas finally mounts, link remapping leaves some edges pointing at old node IDs, and the UI shows a blank panel while the canvas bundle loads.
  2. The app-level lockfile was regenerated against a local @falkordb/[email protected] tarball, leaving it inconsistent with package.json/root lock and making fresh installs fail (BLOCKER) plus a second warning about the stale version record.
  3. Adding @falkordb/canvas introduces a second React 19 tree because the library lists React as a dependency rather than a peer, risking invalid hook calls when mixed with the app’s React 18 runtime.

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  • Regenerate both app/package-lock.json and the root lockfile against the published @falkordb/[email protected], ensuring the dependency resolves from npm and React is declared as a compatible peer so installs/CI stay reproducible.
  • Fix SchemaViewer initialization by reapplying colors when the canvas ref becomes ready, normalizing link endpoints to the remapped IDs, and keeping a loading indicator visible until the canvas bundle reports ready.

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♻️ Duplicate comments (2)
app/src/components/schema/SchemaViewer.tsx (2)

161-166: Links keep old identifiers when lookup fails.

This issue was already flagged in previous reviews. The fallback || link.source preserves the original string ID when the lookup fails, which will cause rendering issues in the canvas that expects numeric IDs.


455-472: Blank panel when canvas import lags after data loads.

This issue was already flagged in previous reviews. When schema data finishes loading but canvasLoaded is still false, the UI shows neither a loading indicator nor the canvas, resulting in a blank panel.

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app/src/components/schema/SchemaViewer.tsx (2)

200-208: Remove debug console.log statement.

The console.log("Stop") appears to be a leftover debug statement that should be removed.

🔎 Proposed fix
   const handleCenter = useCallback(() => {
-    console.log("Stop");
-
     const canvas = canvasRef.current;
 
     if (canvas) {
       canvas.zoomToFit();
     }
   }, []);

92-96: Missing loadSchemaData in useEffect dependency array.

The effect calls loadSchemaData but doesn't include it in the dependency array. This can cause stale closure issues where selectedGraph or toast references become outdated.

🔎 Proposed fix

Wrap loadSchemaData in useCallback:

-  const loadSchemaData = async () => {
+  const loadSchemaData = useCallback(async () => {
     if (!selectedGraph) return;
     // ... rest of function
-  };
+  }, [selectedGraph, toast]);

   useEffect(() => {
     if (isOpen && selectedGraph) {
       loadSchemaData();
     }
-  }, [isOpen, selectedGraph]);
+  }, [isOpen, selectedGraph, loadSchemaData]);
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app/src/components/schema/SchemaViewer.tsx (4)

9-25: LGTM! Type definitions properly updated for canvas integration.

The updated interfaces correctly:

  • Change id to number for canvas compatibility
  • Add userId to preserve the original string identifier
  • Include nodesMap for O(1) node lookups in rendering callbacks

210-249: LGTM! Data transformation is well-structured.

The convertToCanvasData function correctly:

  • Computes node sizes based on column count for proper collision detection
  • Applies theme-aware colors consistently
  • Maps links with sequential IDs

300-304: Verify node.displayName[1] access is safe.

The code accesses node.displayName[1] without checking if displayName exists or has sufficient length. If displayName is undefined or has fewer than 2 elements, this will cause a runtime error or display undefined.

Consider adding a defensive check or using a fallback:

🔎 Proposed fix
       ctx.fillText(
-        node.displayName[1],
+        node.displayName?.[1] ?? node.data?.name ?? '',
         node.x || 0,
         (node.y || 0) - nodeHeight / 2 + headerHeight / 2 + padding / 2
       );

461-461: The component already imports and correctly uses the FalkorDBCanvas type from @falkordb/canvas. The canvasRef is properly typed at line 35, and the <falkordb-canvas> element at line 461 uses the correctly-typed ref. The package provides the necessary type definitions, so no additional TypeScript declarations are required.

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app/package.json (1)

14-14: Verify the @falkordb/canvas package version and consider pinning.

The package version 0.0.12 is a pre-1.0 release where semver conventions allow breaking changes in patch versions. Using caret (^) versioning will permit updates to any 0.0.x release, which could introduce unexpected breaking changes on updates.

Consider pinning to an exact version ("0.0.12") for stability until the library reaches a stable release.

@Anchel123 Anchel123 requested a review from Naseem77 January 5, 2026 14:57
@Anchel123 Anchel123 changed the base branch from main to staging January 7, 2026 14:13
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