font size slider for visualizer #256
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WalkthroughDynamic layout scaling for network graphs, a new Font Size control in the visualization UI, per-node font-size wiring in the client script, edge thickness switched to width-based values, and a new unit test for commodity graph styling. Changes
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@temoa/utilities/graph_utils.py`:
- Around line 234-241: The iterator all_edges is being consumed by num_edges =
sum(1 for _ in all_edges) causing the later loop for edge_tuple in all_edges to
see no items; instead materialize the iterable at the start (e.g., convert
all_edges to a list) before counting so num_edges and the subsequent loop both
operate on the same concrete sequence—update references around num_edges,
layout_radius, jitter_radius, and the for edge_tuple in all_edges loop to use
the materialized collection.
In `@temoa/utilities/network_vis_templates/graph_script.js`:
- Around line 35-42: The code attaches internal state to a global by assigning
window.__graph = { data, allNodesPrimary, allEdgesPrimary, allNodesSecondary,
allEdgesSecondary, optionsObject };; either remove this assignment before
production or gate it behind a clear flag/environment check and add a short
comment describing its debugging purpose. Update the block around the
window.__graph assignment (the symbol window.__graph and the variables data,
allNodesPrimary, allEdgesPrimary, allNodesSecondary, allEdgesSecondary,
optionsObject) to only export when a DEBUG/DEV_MODE flag is true or when
process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production', and include a one-line comment stating
“Expose for debugging only — disable in production.”
In `@temoa/utilities/network_vis_templates/graph_template.html`:
- Around line 20-26: Summary: tighten the font-size slider range to a more
practical maximum. Update the input element with id "font-size-slider" to reduce
the max from 100 to 30 (and optionally add step="1" for finer control) while
keeping value="14" to match DEFAULT_VIS_OPTIONS; ensure any JS that reads the
slider (e.g., handlers referencing "font-size-slider") still accepts the new
range.
In `@tests/test_commodity_visualizer.py`:
- Around line 16-23: Replace the MagicMock usage in
tests/test_commodity_visualizer.py with a concrete NetworkModelData instance so
attribute lookups behave like the real class; instantiate NetworkModelData(),
then set network_data.physical_commodities = {'comm_inter'}, assign
network_data.source_commodities[(region, period)] = {'comm_source'} and
network_data.demand_commodities[(region, period)] = {'comm_demand'} and ensure
network_data.available_techs and network_data.tech_data use the class defaults
(or populate them minimally) before passing network_data into the
CommodityVisualizer test.
| <div class="legend-section"> | ||
| <h4>Visual Settings</h4> | ||
| <div class="control-group"> | ||
| <label for="font-size-slider">Label Font Size</label> | ||
| <input type="range" id="font-size-slider" min="6" max="100" value="14"> | ||
| </div> | ||
| </div> |
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
LGTM! Font size slider integration.
The slider is well-integrated with proper labeling and accessibility attributes. The default value of 14 correctly matches DEFAULT_VIS_OPTIONS.
One consideration: a max of 100 is quite large for label fonts. If most users will stay within 6-30, you could consider tightening the range for finer control, but the current range does allow for extreme zoom-out scenarios where larger labels might be useful.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@temoa/utilities/network_vis_templates/graph_template.html` around lines 20 -
26, Summary: tighten the font-size slider range to a more practical maximum.
Update the input element with id "font-size-slider" to reduce the max from 100
to 30 (and optionally add step="1" for finer control) while keeping value="14"
to match DEFAULT_VIS_OPTIONS; ensure any JS that reads the slider (e.g.,
handlers referencing "font-size-slider") still accepts the new range.
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@temoa/utilities/network_vis_templates/graph_script.js`:
- Around line 50-52: visualState.fontSize is hardcoded to 14 while optionsObject
(from options_json_str) may specify a different font size, causing a UI/render
mismatch; update the initialization so visualState.fontSize =
(optionsObject?.font_size ?? 14) and set the slider's initial value to that same
value during the UI setup (use the same slider variable or DOM element used
where the slider is created) so both the rendered network and the displayed
slider are synchronized; locate references to visualState, optionsObject, and
the slider initialization code (where the slider value is set) and replace the
hardcoded 14 with the derived value and apply it to the slider control.
| let visualState = { | ||
| fontSize: 14 | ||
| }; |
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Synchronize slider initial value with backend font size defaults to prevent UI/render mismatch.
visualState.fontSize and the slider are hardcoded to 14, but optionsObject (derived from backend options_json_str) may specify a different font size. When the network initializes, it uses the size from optionsObject, creating a mismatch where the actual render differs from the displayed slider value. Initialize both from optionsObject with a fallback to 14, and set the slider's initial value accordingly.
🛠️ Suggested fix
- let visualState = {
- fontSize: 14
- };
+ const parsedFontSize = parseInt(
+ optionsObject?.nodes?.font?.size ?? optionsObject?.edges?.font?.size ?? 14,
+ 10,
+ );
+ const defaultFontSize = Number.isFinite(parsedFontSize) ? parsedFontSize : 14;
+ let visualState = {
+ fontSize: defaultFontSize
+ };And at line 60:
const fontSizeSlider = document.getElementById('font-size-slider');
+ if (fontSizeSlider) fontSizeSlider.value = String(defaultFontSize);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@temoa/utilities/network_vis_templates/graph_script.js` around lines 50 - 52,
visualState.fontSize is hardcoded to 14 while optionsObject (from
options_json_str) may specify a different font size, causing a UI/render
mismatch; update the initialization so visualState.fontSize =
(optionsObject?.font_size ?? 14) and set the slider's initial value to that same
value during the UI setup (use the same slider variable or DOM element used
where the slider is created) so both the rendered network and the displayed
slider are synchronized; locate references to visualState, optionsObject, and
the slider initialization code (where the slider value is set) and replace the
hardcoded 14 with the derived value and apply it to the slider control.
Added slider for label font size to the visualizer, added tests for special items in legends, updated visualizer embed in the docs
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