Since edges use floating calculations that ignore handle positions,
the handle IDs (like 'top-source', 'right-target') should never be
persisted. They're only used to define clickable areas for connections.
This ensures consistency: both migrated old edges and newly created
edges will have no handle fields in saved JSON files.
Addresses PR review comment about serialization inconsistency.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Edge calculation improvements:
- Add zero radius/radii guards in circle and ellipse intersection functions
- Add clamping for pill straight edge intersections to prevent overflow
- Ensure intersection points stay within valid pill boundaries
Handle improvements:
- Add bidirectional connection support with overlapping source/target handles
- Each edge now has both source and target handles (8 total per node)
- Allows edges to connect in any direction from any side
- Fixes handle type restrictions that prevented flexible connections
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Migrated from 4-position handle system (top/right/bottom/left) to React Flow's
easy-connect pattern where the entire node surface is connectable and edges
dynamically route to the nearest point on the node border.
Key changes:
- Migration utility removes old 4-position handle references for backwards compatibility
- Full-coverage invisible handles on CustomNode and GroupNode (maximized state)
- Floating edges use node.measured dimensions and node.internals.positionAbsolute
- useInternalNode hook for correct absolute positioning of nodes in groups
- All edges now omit handle fields, allowing dynamic border calculations
This improves UX by making nodes easier to connect (whole surface vs tiny handles)
and edges intelligently route to optimal connection points.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Use ref for callbacks in useTuioConnection to prevent infinite re-renders when entering presentation mode
- Remove disabled deselect-all shortcut that conflicted with exit-presentation-mode (both using Escape)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Features:
- TUIO connection now starts when tangible config dialog is open
- Connection closes when dialog is closed
- Last detected tangible ID is suggested for Hardware ID field
- "Use: [ID]" link appears next to Hardware ID field when tangible detected
- Clicking the link auto-fills the Hardware ID field
Technical Changes:
- Created useTuioConnection hook for shared TUIO connection management
- Refactored useTuioIntegration to use new useTuioConnection hook
- Added suggestedHardwareId prop to TangibleForm component
- Updated QuickAddTangibleForm to get and pass suggested ID
- Updated EditTangibleInline to get and pass suggested ID
- TangibleConfig modal now uses useTuioConnection when isOpen is true
UI Improvements:
- Hardware ID suggestion link styled like auto-zoom toggle
- Shows truncated ID if longer than 8 characters (e.g., "Use: abc123...")
- Full ID shown in tooltip on hover
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Removed the blue info box with tangible explanations from the
TangibleConfig modal to streamline the interface.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Features:
- Extended tangible filters to support labels, actor types, and relation types
- Added configurable combine mode (OR/AND) for filter logic
- Separated presentation mode filters from editing mode filters
- Implemented backward compatibility with legacy filterLabels format
Filter Behavior:
- OR mode (default for tangibles): Show items matching ANY filter category
- AND mode (default for editing): Show items matching ALL filter categories
- Presentation mode uses tuioStore.presentationFilters
- Editing mode uses searchStore filters
UI Improvements:
- Replaced radio buttons with horizontal button layout for mode selection
- Replaced dropdown with horizontal buttons for combine mode selection
- Consolidated Name and Hardware ID fields into two-column layout
- More compact and consistent interface
Technical Changes:
- Added FilterConfig type with combineMode field
- Created tangibleMigration.ts for backward compatibility
- Created tangibleValidation.ts for multi-format validation
- Added useActiveFilters hook for mode-aware filter access
- Added nodeMatchesFilters and edgeMatchesFilters helper functions
- Updated cascade cleanup for node/edge type deletions
- Removed all TUIO debug logging
Tests:
- Added 44 comprehensive tests for useActiveFilters hook
- Added tests for tangibleMigration utility
- All 499 tests passing
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Changes:
- Replace lastStateChangeSource with activeStateTangibles in tests
- Update tuioStore.test.ts to test array-based tracking
- Add tests for adding/removing multiple state tangibles
- Add test for duplicate prevention
- Update TUIO integration tests to use new API
- Pass fromTangible=true parameter to switchToState in tests
All 447 tests now passing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Issues fixed:
1. State tangibles not working after manual state switch
2. No support for multiple simultaneous state tangibles
Changes:
- Replace lastStateChangeSource with activeStateTangibles array
- Track active state tangibles in order of placement
- When removing a state tangible, switch to the last remaining one
- Clear activeStateTangibles on manual state switch
- Add fromTangible parameter to switchToState to distinguish sources
- Always switch to newly placed tangible's state (last added wins)
New behavior:
- Place tangible A -> switch to state A
- Manually switch to state B -> clears active tangibles list
- Place tangible A again -> switches back to state A
- Place tangible A and B simultaneously -> shows state B (last wins)
- Remove tangible B -> switches to state A
- Remove tangible A -> stays in current state
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1. Fix state dropdown not updating when new states are added:
- Replace useMemo with proper Zustand selector subscription
- Component now re-renders when timeline states change
2. Add auto-save trigger to state operations:
- createState now triggers auto-save after 1 second
- updateState now triggers auto-save after 1 second
- deleteState now triggers auto-save after 1 second
- Consistent with label and tangible operations
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Fix connection settings to display all detected tangibles, not just configured ones
- Add visual indicators for configured vs unconfigured tangibles
- Add extensive debug logging throughout TUIO stack (WebSocket, client, handlers, integration)
- Add validation for TUIO 1.1 symbolId field to prevent errors
- Add warning message when unconfigured tangibles are detected
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implements WebSocket-based TUIO protocol support to connect physical tangibles
to presentation mode. When tangibles are placed on/removed from a touch screen,
they trigger configured actions (label filtering or state switching).
Features:
- TUIO 1.1 and 2.0 protocol support with version selection
- WebSocket connection management with real-time status
- Test connection feature in configuration dialog
- Persistent settings (WebSocket URL and protocol version)
- Multi-tangible handling: union for filters, last-wins for states
- Automatic connection in presentation mode
Implementation:
- TuioClientManager: Wrapper for tuio-client library with dual protocol support
- WebsocketTuioReceiver: Custom OSC/WebSocket transport layer
- useTuioIntegration: React hook bridging TUIO events to app stores
- TuioConnectionConfig: Settings UI with real-time tangible detection
- tuioStore: Zustand store with localStorage persistence
Technical details:
- TUIO 1.1 uses symbolId for hardware identification
- TUIO 2.0 uses token.cId for hardware identification
- Filter mode: Activates labels, union of all active tangibles
- State mode: Switches timeline state, last tangible wins
- Cleanup: Removes only labels no longer in use by any tangible
- Unknown hardware IDs are silently ignored
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The type definition in workspace/types.ts was missing the optional documentId parameter that was added to the implementation.
Co-authored-by: jhbruhn <1036566+jhbruhn@users.noreply.github.com>
- Modified executeTypeTransaction to accept documentId and trigger auto-save
- Added 1-second timeout before saving (consistent with undo/redo)
- Updated all label, tangible, and type management operations to pass documentId
- This ensures dirty indicator clears after save completes
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Add comprehensive presentation/viewer mode optimized for touch table
interactions with clean UI and touch-friendly timeline navigation.
State Management:
- Add presentationMode toggle to settingsStore with localStorage persistence
- Add preferPresentationMode to DocumentMetadata for per-document preferences
- Auto-enter presentation mode when opening documents that prefer it
- Add setDocumentPresentationPreference() helper to workspaceStore
UI Components:
- Create PresentationTimelineOverlay component with floating timeline control
- Previous/Next navigation buttons with chevron icons
- Horizontal scrollable state list
- Only shows when document has 2+ states
- Proper vertical alignment using flex items-stretch and centered content
- Scales to ~10 states with max-w-screen-md (768px) container
- Create presentation.css for touch optimizations (60px+ touch targets)
UI Modifications:
- App.tsx: Conditional rendering hides editing chrome in presentation mode
- GraphEditor: Disable editing interactions, keep pan/zoom enabled
- MenuBar: Add "Presentation Mode" menu item
- Global shortcuts: F11 to toggle, Escape to exit presentation mode
Tests:
- Add presentation mode tests to settingsStore.test.ts
- Add document preference tests to workspaceStore.test.ts
- All 376 tests passing
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Allow zooming out to 10% (previously 50%) to better accommodate large constellation analyses. Added zoom constants (MIN_ZOOM=0.1, MAX_ZOOM=2.5) for consistency across fitView and ReactFlow component.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixes TypeScript compilation errors that prevented production build:
- Fix invalid node shape type in integration test (diamond → circle)
- Export WorkspaceSettings type from main types module
- Exclude test files from production build TypeScript check
All tests (368), linting, and build now pass successfully.
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Implements complete testing setup with Vitest and Testing Library,
including unit tests for all Zustand stores and CI/CD automation.
Test Infrastructure:
- Vitest configuration with JSDOM environment
- Testing Library for React component testing
- Test setup with mocks for React Flow and browser APIs
- Comprehensive test suite for all 10 Zustand stores
Store Tests Added:
- bibliographyStore.test.ts: Bibliography entry management
- editorStore.test.ts: Document editor state and operations
- graphStore.test.ts: Graph state and node/edge operations
- historyStore.test.ts: Undo/redo functionality
- panelStore.test.ts: Panel visibility and state management
- searchStore.test.ts: Search functionality and filters
- settingsStore.test.ts: Application settings persistence
- timelineStore.test.ts: Timeline state management
- toastStore.test.ts: Toast notification system
- workspaceStore.test.ts: Workspace and document operations
CI/CD Pipelines:
- New CI workflow for PRs and pushes to main/develop
- Enhanced deployment workflow with test execution
- Automated linting, testing, and type checking
- GitHub Actions integration with artifact deployment
Build Configuration:
- Updated Vite config for test support
- Test scripts in package.json (test:run, test:ui, test:watch)
- Type checking integrated into build process
Documentation:
- Architecture review with recommendations
- Test documentation and patterns guide
All tests passing with comprehensive coverage of store functionality,
edge cases, and error handling scenarios.
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Remove three unnecessary eslint-disable comments for @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars
that were no longer needed, as the destructured variables are actually used.
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Add double-click handler for minimized groups to quickly maximize them,
providing a faster alternative to using the context menu.
Implementation:
- Add handleNodeDoubleClick callback in GraphEditor
- Check if double-clicked node is a minimized group
- Call toggleGroupMinimized to maximize the group
- Wire handler to ReactFlow's onNodeDoubleClick prop
This improves UX by allowing users to quickly expand minimized groups
to see and edit individual relations within them.
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Implements visual aggregation of edges when multiple relations exist
between two minimized groups, preventing overlapping edges and improving
graph readability.
Key features:
- Aggregate edges between minimized groups using normalized keys (sorted
node IDs) so bidirectional edges (A->B and B->A) merge together
- Display single neutral-styled edge (dark gray, solid, no arrows) with
relation counter badge showing "X relations"
- Disable context menu and use special info panel for aggregated edges
- Hide individual edge type labels when aggregated
- Store all original relation data in aggregatedRelations array
Implementation details:
- GraphEditor: Use Map to deduplicate edges with bidirectional key for
group-to-group connections, attach aggregatedCount metadata
- CustomEdge: Detect aggregated edges and apply neutral styling (#4b5563
color, undirected/no arrows, no type label)
- RightPanel: Show "Aggregated Relations" info panel instead of
EdgeEditorPanel for aggregated edges
- Context menu: Skip aggregated edges to prevent editing synthetic edges
Users can maximize groups to see and edit individual relations. This
keeps the graph clean when working with minimized groups while preserving
all underlying relationship data.
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Implements proper edge rendering when both source and target actors are
in minimized groups. Edges are now correctly rerouted to connect the
minimized group nodes with dynamic floating edge calculations.
Key changes:
- Add edge rerouting logic to redirect edges from hidden actors to their
parent minimized groups
- Implement edge deduplication to prevent multiple edges between same
groups when multiple actors have connections
- Fix floating edge calculations with fallback dimensions to prevent NaN
- Use canonical parentId property instead of actorIds array for accuracy
- Create constants.ts for MINIMIZED_GROUP_WIDTH/HEIGHT (220x80)
- Replace magic numbers throughout codebase with named constants
- Remove sourceHandle/targetHandle properties when routing to groups to
avoid React Flow validation errors
Technical details:
- GraphEditor: Build actor-to-group mapping using parentId, deduplicate
edges with Map keyed by source_target, strip handle properties
- CustomEdge: Use floating edge params for minimized groups on both ends
- edgeUtils: Add fallback dimensions and division-by-zero guards in
getNodeIntersection and getEdgePosition
- graphStore: Use constants for minimized group dimensions
Edges between minimized groups now render with proper Bezier curves and
dynamic connection points that adapt to group positions.
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Implements comprehensive multi-selection support for bulk operations on
actors, relations, and groups.
Features:
- New MultiSelectProperties panel for 2+ selected elements
- Bulk operations: group, ungroup, delete, minimize/maximize
- Add actors to existing groups (expands group bounds)
- Reverse relation directions
- Change directionality for multiple relations
- Immediate UI feedback with local state for directionality
- Standardized panel layout with scrollable content and footer
Fixes:
- Group positioning: actors stay at absolute positions when added/removed
- Minimize/maximize: properly stores/restores dimensions and visibility
- Position conversion between absolute and relative coordinates
- Type-safe width/height handling for group dimensions
UI Consistency:
- All property panels use fragment wrapper pattern
- Scrollable content area with px-3 py-3 padding
- Fixed footer section with action buttons
- Consistent button styles across panels
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Edge labels were appearing behind edges when a group was selected
because React Flow elevates selected nodes to z-index ~1000, bringing
their child edges above the edge labels.
Solution:
- Increased edge label z-index from 1000 to 1100
- Ensures labels always render on top of edges, even in selected groups
The issue occurred because:
1. Edge labels use EdgeLabelRenderer (separate overlay layer)
2. When groups are selected, React Flow increases their z-index
3. Group edges (SVG elements) inherit the elevated z-index
4. Edge labels at z-index 1000 were below the elevated edges
By setting edge labels to z-index 1100, they now consistently
render above all edges regardless of selection state.
Benefits:
- ✅ Edge labels always readable, even with selected groups
- ✅ Consistent label visibility across all interaction states
- ✅ Better UX for understanding relationships in groups
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Maximized groups now display their assigned background color instead
of using the hardcoded default gray color.
Changes:
GroupNode.tsx:
- Added background color overlay div in maximized state
- Uses data.color property (same as minimized groups)
- Positioned absolutely to fill entire group area
- Set pointerEvents: 'none' to allow interaction with children
index.css:
- Changed .react-flow__node-group background to transparent
- Changed .react-flow__node-group.selected background to transparent
- Inner div now controls the background color
This ensures visual consistency between minimized and maximized
groups - both now respect the user-selected color from the group
properties panel.
Benefits:
- ✅ Visual consistency between group states
- ✅ User-selected colors are always visible
- ✅ Better visual organization with color-coded groups
- ✅ Matches user expectations for group appearance
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Completed Phase 6.2 of the state management refactoring plan.
Investigation Result: ✅ ALREADY COMPLIANT
The codebase already has strictNullChecks enabled via "strict": true
in tsconfig.json and passes all type safety requirements with zero
compilation errors.
Findings:
- TypeScript strict mode is enabled (includes strictNullChecks)
- Entire codebase compiles cleanly with no null/undefined errors
- All 9 non-null assertions (!) are used safely with prior checks
- Code demonstrates excellent TypeScript hygiene
Audit of Non-Null Assertions:
- timelineStore.ts: 7 instances (safe - after null checks)
- TimelineView.tsx: 2 instances (safe - after null checks)
All assertions follow the pattern of checking for null/undefined
before the assertion, making them safe in practice.
Conclusion:
No changes required. The development team has maintained strict
null safety throughout the project. Phase 6.2 requirements are
already satisfied.
🎉 ALL 6 PHASES OF REFACTORING PLAN COMPLETE 🎉
- ✅ Phase 1: Remove legacy code
- ✅ Phase 2: Centralize snapshot creation
- ✅ Phase 3: Add type management atomicity
- ✅ Phase 4: Fix group creation history timing
- ✅ Phase 5: Improve label deletion atomicity
- ✅ Phase 6.1: Document sync points
- ✅ Phase 6.2: Strict null checks (already enabled)
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Implements Phase 6.1 of the state management refactoring plan.
Added detailed documentation for all 5 critical sync points in the
state management architecture, making data flow explicit and traceable.
Sync Points Documented:
1. Document → graphStore (useActiveDocument.ts:67-80)
- When: Active document switches
- What: Loads timeline state into editor
- Direction: ConstellationDocument → graphStore
2. graphStore → timeline current state (useActiveDocument.ts:197-214)
- When: Graph changes detected
- What: Updates timeline's current state
- Direction: graphStore → timeline.states[currentStateId]
3. timeline → document (workspaceStore.ts:789-818)
- When: Document save
- What: Serializes timeline to storage
- Direction: timelineStore → document.timeline → localStorage
4. document types → graphStore (workspaceStore.ts:1018-1034)
- When: Type management operations
- What: Syncs types to editor if active
- Direction: document → graphStore (if active)
5. timeline → graphStore (timelineStore.ts:286-311)
- When: Timeline state switch
- What: Loads state's graph into editor
- Direction: timeline.states[targetId] → graphStore
Each sync point includes:
- ✅ Visual separator for easy identification
- ✅ Trigger condition (when it occurs)
- ✅ Data being synchronized (what changes)
- ✅ Source of truth clarification
- ✅ Data flow direction
- ✅ Context and rationale
Benefits:
- Clear understanding of data flow through the system
- Easier onboarding for new developers
- Prevents accidental breaking of sync relationships
- Makes debugging state issues much faster
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Applied luminosity-based contrast color calculation to minimized
group labels, matching the same accessibility approach used for
actor nodes.
Changes:
- Added rgbToHex() helper to convert rgb/rgba colors to hex format
- Import getContrastColor() from colorUtils
- Calculate text color based on background luminosity
- Apply calculated color to both label and subtitle
Typography updates to match actor nodes:
- Main label: text-base font-bold (was text-sm font-semibold)
- Subtitle: text-xs font-medium with 0.7 opacity (was text-gray-600)
- Both use dynamic textColor instead of fixed gray values
Benefits:
- ✅ Readable labels on both light and dark group backgrounds
- ✅ Consistent typography between actor nodes and group nodes
- ✅ Follows WCAG 2.0 luminance contrast standards
- ✅ Professional appearance across all color choices
The minimized group labels now automatically switch between white
and black text based on the background color's luminosity, ensuring
optimal readability in all cases.
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Implements Phase 5 of the state management refactoring plan.
Problem:
The previous implementation mutated timeline states in place when
removing label references from nodes and edges. This created a risk
of partial state corruption if an error occurred mid-operation.
Solution:
Refactored deleteLabelFromDocument to use immutable updates:
1. Build new timeline states Map with cleaned labels
- Map over all states, nodes, and edges immutably
- Create new objects instead of mutating existing ones
2. Atomic timeline swap
- Replace entire timeline structure at once
- Either fully succeeds or fully fails (no partial state)
3. Simplified rollback
- Capture entire original timeline (shallow copy)
- Restore complete timeline on failure
- No need to patch individual nodes/edges
Benefits:
- ✅ True atomicity - timeline updates are all-or-nothing
- ✅ Cleaner rollback - restore entire structure, not individual items
- ✅ Reduced mutation risk - immutable pattern throughout
- ✅ Better data integrity across timeline states
- ✅ Consistent with React/Zustand best practices
The operation now builds a completely new timeline structure and
swaps it atomically, ensuring that label deletion either fully
succeeds across all timeline states or fully rolls back.
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The group property panel's minimize/maximize button label was not
updating after clicking because it relied on the selectedGroup prop
passed from the parent, which was set once on selection and never
updated when the group's minimized state changed in the store.
Changes:
- Added currentGroup lookup from the store's groups array
- Use currentGroup (from store) for minimized state checks
- Button label now reflects the actual current state
This ensures the button always shows the correct action based on
the group's actual minimized state in the store, not the stale
prop value.
Fixes the issue where clicking "Minimize Group" would minimize the
group visually but the button would still say "Minimize Group"
instead of changing to "Maximize Group".
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Implements Phase 3.1 of the state management refactoring plan.
Changes:
- Added executeTypeTransaction() helper in workspaceStore for atomic
operations with automatic rollback on failure
- Refactored all 9 type/label operations to use transaction pattern:
* Node types: add, update, delete
* Edge types: add, update, delete
* Labels: add, update, delete
- Each operation now captures original state and can rollback if:
* localStorage quota is exceeded (QuotaExceededError)
* Any other error occurs during the multi-step process
Transaction pattern ensures atomicity:
1. Capture original state (for rollback)
2. Execute operation (update doc, save storage, mark dirty, sync)
3. If error: rollback to original state and show error toast
4. Rollback restores: document state, isDirty flag, graphStore sync
Label deletion includes comprehensive rollback:
- Restores label array
- Restores label references in all timeline states (nodes and edges)
- Syncs graphStore if active document
Benefits:
- Prevents partial failures leaving state inconsistent
- Handles storage quota errors gracefully
- Provides user feedback via toast notifications
- Maintains data integrity across all stores
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Fixes architectural issue where snapshot logic was duplicated between
hook and store layers.
Problem Identified:
- useDocumentHistory (hook) created snapshots with duplicate logic
- timelineStore (store) created snapshots with duplicate logic
- timelineStore couldn't call useDocumentHistory (hooks can't be used in stores)
- Snapshot creation logic scattered across codebase
Root Cause:
Timeline operations happen in the store layer but history was managed
via a hook. This architectural mismatch forced duplication.
Solution:
- Add pushToHistory() method to historyStore
- Single source of truth for snapshot creation
- Both hook and store layers call historyStore.pushToHistory()
- Eliminates all snapshot creation duplication
Changes:
- Add historyStore.pushToHistory() - high-level API with snapshot creation
- Keep historyStore.pushAction() - low-level API (for future use)
- Update useDocumentHistory to call historyStore.pushToHistory()
- Update timelineStore pushDocumentHistory() to call historyStore.pushToHistory()
- Remove createDocumentSnapshot import from useDocumentHistory
- Remove createDocumentSnapshot import from timelineStore
Architecture:
Before:
Hook (useDocumentHistory) → creates snapshot → historyStore.pushAction()
Store (timelineStore) → creates snapshot → historyStore.pushAction()
[Duplication at 2 call sites]
After:
Hook (useDocumentHistory) → historyStore.pushToHistory() → creates snapshot
Store (timelineStore) → historyStore.pushToHistory() → creates snapshot
[Single implementation in historyStore]
Benefits:
- ✅ Zero snapshot creation duplication
- ✅ Proper architectural separation (store handles snapshots, not hook/store)
- ✅ Single source of truth (historyStore.pushToHistory)
- ✅ Timeline and graph operations use identical snapshot logic
- ✅ Easy to modify snapshot behavior in future (one place)
Impact:
- No breaking changes
- No behavior changes
- Better code organization
- Easier maintenance
Related: Phase 2.1 architectural improvement
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Eliminates duplicate snapshot logic between useDocumentHistory and timelineStore.
Problem:
- useDocumentHistory created snapshots reading types from document (correct)
- timelineStore created snapshots reading types from graphStore (incorrect)
- ~30 lines of duplicated snapshot creation logic
- Risk of inconsistent behavior between graph and timeline operations
Solution:
- Created createDocumentSnapshot() in documentUtils.ts
- Single source of truth for snapshot creation
- Always reads types/labels from document (correct source)
- Syncs timeline current state before snapshot (ensures latest data)
Changes:
- Add createDocumentSnapshot() to src/stores/workspace/documentUtils.ts
- Update useDocumentHistory.ts to use centralized helper
- Update timelineStore.ts pushDocumentHistory() to use centralized helper
- Remove duplicate snapshot creation code (~30 lines)
Benefits:
- ✅ Consistent snapshot behavior everywhere
- ✅ Types always read from document (source of truth)
- ✅ Easier to maintain (single implementation)
- ✅ Fixes potential bug where timelineStore had stale types
- ✅ Better code organization
Impact:
- No breaking changes
- Undo/redo behavior unchanged for users
- Timeline operations now have correct type information
- Safer - impossible for snapshot logic to diverge
Testing:
- TypeScript compilation passes
- No runtime behavior changes expected
- Snapshot structure unchanged
Related: Phase 2.1 of STATE_MANAGEMENT_REFACTORING_PLAN.md
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Removes ~350 lines of legacy code from single-document system.
Changes:
- Delete src/stores/persistence/loader.ts (legacy load functions)
- Delete src/stores/persistence/saver.ts (legacy save functions)
- Delete src/stores/workspace/migration.ts (no migration support needed)
- Create src/stores/workspace/documentUtils.ts (consolidated utilities)
Extracted and consolidated:
- validateDocument() - document structure validation
- getCurrentGraphFromDocument() - extract current graph from timeline
- deserializeGraphState() - convert storage to runtime format
- serializeActors/Relations/Groups() - convert runtime to storage format
- createDocument() - create new document with initial timeline state
Updated imports:
- workspaceStore.ts: use documentUtils instead of loader/saver
- useActiveDocument.ts: use documentUtils.getCurrentGraphFromDocument
- fileIO.ts: use documentUtils for serialization/validation
- persistence.ts: use documentUtils.validateDocument
- graphStore.ts: remove legacy loadGraphState, start with empty state
Removed legacy storage keys:
- LEGACY_GRAPH_STATE from workspace/persistence.ts
- hasLegacyData() function (no longer needed)
- References to LEGACY_GRAPH_STATE in cleanupStorage.ts
Impact:
- No breaking changes for existing users (workspace format unchanged)
- Cleaner code organization (all document utils in one place)
- No migration support (old documents will not be loaded)
- Reduced technical debt (~350 lines removed)
Related: Phase 1 of STATE_MANAGEMENT_REFACTORING_PLAN.md
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