fix #120 protect from properties with similar name to reserved words

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Updated the GraphView component for improved reference handling and component definition.
• New Features
  • Enhanced graph data handling to support reserved keys in node and edge definitions.
• Style
  • Adjusted import statements for better consistency and clarity in the graph module.

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Walkthrough

This update focuses on enhancing the GraphView component by shifting from useImperativeHandle to forwardRef, refining function signatures, and improving key handling in graph models to avoid conflicts. It also includes adjustments to import statements for better component management and integration with external libraries like Cytoscape, aiming to rectify errors, warnings, and optimize component lifecycle and rendering.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.../GraphView.tsx	Replaced useImperativeHandle with forwardRef, set displayName, adjusted expand function.
.../model.ts	Added nodeSafeKey, edgeSafeKey functions; updated key assignments.
.../page.tsx	Changed GraphView import from named to default with named export for GraphViewRef.

Related issues

• Error on Query - Error: Can not create edge 0780182b-061b-4b9a-be5b-cfd7217b1b24 with nonexistant source 2 #120: The changes made in this PR, especially the refactor to use forwardRef and improvements in error handling during edge creation, directly address the objectives related to error identification, warning resolution, and enhancing Cytoscape integration.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between ad002bf and c9960ef.

Files selected for processing (3)

• app/graph/GraphView.tsx (5 hunks)
• app/graph/model.ts (4 hunks)
• app/graph/page.tsx (1 hunks)

Additional comments: 7

app/graph/page.tsx (1)

• 12-12: The import statement for GraphView has been correctly updated to a default import, and GraphViewRef is correctly imported as a named export. This change aligns with the PR objectives and enhances consistency across the application. Ensure that all instances where GraphView and GraphViewRef are used within this file (and potentially across the application) have been updated to reflect this change.

app/graph/GraphView.tsx (2)

• 96-96: The implementation of forwardRef in the GraphView component is correctly done, enhancing the component's compatibility with forward references. This change is well-integrated with the component's structure and functionality, particularly with the expand function, which now correctly accepts an array of ElementDefinition[] as its parameter.
• 210-210: Setting the displayName property to "GraphView" is a good practice that aids in debugging and improves the readability of the component, especially when using forwardRef. This change is correctly implemented and aligns with best practices.

app/graph/model.ts (4)

• 30-36: The nodeSafeKey function is correctly implemented to map reserved keys in NodeDataDefinition to alternative keys. This approach effectively prevents conflicts that could arise from using reserved words as keys, aligning with the PR objectives to enhance the application's robustness.
• 41-47: The edgeSafeKey function is correctly implemented to map reserved keys in EdgeDataDefinition to alternative keys. This is a crucial change for maintaining the integrity of the graph's data structure and ensuring smooth operation, especially in the context of handling properties with names similar to reserved words.
• 163-163: The usage of the edgeSafeKey function within the Graph class methods is correctly implemented. This change is essential for avoiding conflicts with reserved words when assigning keys to edges, thereby enhancing the application's stability and reliability.
• 218-218: The usage of the nodeSafeKey function within the Graph class methods is correctly implemented. By mapping reserved keys to alternative keys when assigning keys to nodes, this change significantly contributes to the application's robustness, especially in handling graph-related functionalities.