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I want a button that can switch to "Graph Discovery" mode on the course search page.
I want a boundless and draggable canvas, just like Whimsical.
When I click an entity / course / teacher, the canvas then focuses on the element and shows extra relationships (extend the currently displayed graph, use lower opacity to represent some "far" elements.)
This seems to be blocked by UniCourse-TW/Backend#19, but I am interested in this cool and exciting feature.
If anyone wants to work on this feature or has some idea about it, don't hesitate to discuss it here.
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To achieve this, we have to define the network (the links connecting two entities).
I saw keyword "forest" in backend issue you specified, does the forest is able and available to construct such network now? Or network constructing is another new requirement?
The links between entities, teachers, and courses have been defined in the backend models.
The word "forest" only points out that our system allows multiple entity roots. It should not become a problem because we can always see our forest as a tree (null as the root) since every parent_id of roots is null.
The problem is that we do not expose an interface to "translate" actions to ORM query. (Just an extra piece of information, recursive search should not be a problem because there is a POC UniCourse-TW/Backend@647a49f that works.)
I want a button that can switch to "Graph Discovery" mode on the course search page.
I want a boundless and draggable canvas, just like Whimsical.
When I click an
entity
/course
/teacher
, the canvas then focuses on the element and shows extra relationships (extend the currently displayed graph, use lower opacity to represent some "far" elements.)This seems to be blocked by UniCourse-TW/Backend#19, but I am interested in this cool and exciting feature.
If anyone wants to work on this feature or has some idea about it, don't hesitate to discuss it here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: