Fix #676 Add set type

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Hello @Anchel123, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

Summary of Changes

This pull request addresses issue #676 and introduces the ability to set categories for nodes in the graph. The changes primarily involve modifying the Graph data structure to include category information and updating the UI components to allow users to add and remove categories from nodes. The changes also include updating the visibility of nodes based on category selection.

Highlights

• Category Addition: Nodes can now be assigned to categories, allowing for better organization and filtering of graph elements.
• UI Updates: The GraphDataPanel and SchemaDataPanel components have been updated to include functionality for adding and removing categories from nodes.
• Visibility Control: The visibility of nodes can now be toggled based on the selected category, allowing users to focus on specific subsets of the graph.
• Data Model Changes: The Category interface in app/api/graph/model.ts now includes an elements array to store the nodes and links belonging to that category.

Changelog

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• app/api/graph/model.ts
  • Added displayName property to the Node interface.
  • Added elements property to the Category interface to store associated nodes and links.
  • Modified the Graph class to manage categories and their associated elements.
  • Modified the createCategory method to optionally accept a node and add it to the category's elements.
  • Modified node and link creation to add elements to category and label maps respectively.
  • Removed updateCategories method.
• app/components/CreateGraph.tsx
  • Updated toast messages to be more specific about the type of graph being created.
• app/globals.css
  • Updated the DataPanel and Dropzone classes to use the bg-background class for background color.
• app/graph/GraphDataPanel.tsx
  • Added functionality to add and remove labels (categories) from nodes.
  • Added UI elements for editing labels, including input fields and buttons.
  • Added onAddLabel and onRemoveLabel props to the component.
  • Modified the label state to be an array of strings.
  • Added useEffect to reset label edit state when obj changes.
• app/graph/GraphView.tsx
  • Modified onCategoryClick and onLabelClick to toggle the visibility of elements based on category/label selection.
  • Modified handleDeleteElement to remove elements from their associated categories.
  • Added handleAddLabel and handleRemoveLabel functions to interact with the backend to add/remove labels from nodes.
  • Passed handleAddLabel and handleRemoveLabel to the GraphDataPanel component.
• app/graph/Selector.tsx
  • Replaced the hardcoded query with defaultQuery().
• app/schema/SchemaDataPanel.tsx
  • Added functionality to add and remove labels (categories) from nodes.
  • Added UI elements for editing labels, including input fields and buttons.
  • Added onAddLabel and onRemoveLabel props to the component.
  • Modified the label state to be an array of strings.
• app/schema/SchemaView.tsx
  • Modified handleDeleteElement to remove elements from their associated categories.
  • Added handleAddLabel and handleRemoveLabel functions to interact with the backend to add/remove labels from nodes.
  • Passed handleAddLabel and handleRemoveLabel to the SchemaDataPanel component.
• app/schema/page.tsx
  • Added session and toast dependencies to useEffect hooks.
  • Replaced the hardcoded query with defaultQuery().

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Code Review

The pull request introduces the functionality to set categories for nodes and links in the graph, enhancing the graph's organization and visual representation. The changes include modifications to the data model, UI components, and graph manipulation logic. Overall, the code is well-structured and addresses the intended functionality. However, there are a few areas that could benefit from improvement.

Summary of Findings

• Category element management: The addition of the elements array to the Category interface and the logic to manage these elements is a good approach for tracking which nodes and links belong to each category. However, ensure that the element management is consistent across all operations (creation, deletion, update) to avoid inconsistencies.
• Error handling in label addition/removal: The handleAddLabel and handleRemoveLabel functions in GraphView.tsx and SchemaView.tsx include basic error handling using toast notifications. Consider adding more robust error handling, such as logging errors to the console or providing more informative error messages to the user.
• Code Duplication: The handleAddLabel and handleRemoveLabel functions are duplicated across GraphView.tsx and SchemaView.tsx. Consider refactoring this logic into a shared utility function to reduce code duplication and improve maintainability.

Merge Readiness

The pull request is almost ready for merging. Addressing the comments regarding category element management, error handling, and code duplication would improve the overall quality and maintainability of the code. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging. I recommend addressing the comments before merging.