Graph feedback #716
Graph feedback #716
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lubej
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Jul 11, 2023
lubej
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- (Desktop) ParaTime should directly navigate when zoomed out.
- When zoomed in the user should be able to see that status of the ParaTime.
- When zoomed into a specific ParaTime any unrelated ParaTimes should have 50% opacity.
- The outer stroke should be display on top of the graph content.
- Reduce opacity on mobile tooltip.
- Fix ‘Coming soon’ label displayed on mobile.
- Shadows cut off on testnet graph.
- Add selected network label.
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Enabled layers are defined in RouteUtils.getEnabledLayersForNetwork(network) why we need to find out what layers are enabled based on disabledMap which was created from getEnabledLayersForNetwork?
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It is used on multiple places in the graph, and it just an abstraction, to not repeat the function call.
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but why we need Object.keys(disabledMap).filter(layer => !disabledMap[layer as Layer]).map(layer => layer as Layer), to get enabledLayers when RouteUtils.getEnabledLayersForNetwork(network) returns it?
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Good point. Will simplify.
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Why we need to wrap getEnabledLayersForNetwork with useCallback when disabledMap is going to be memoized?
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Due to network dependency. Status call depends on disabledMap, which I want to trigger only when network changes.
