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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 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# CLAUDE.md
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This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.
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## Project Overview
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Constellation Analyzer is a React-based visual editor for creating and analyzing Constellation Analyses. A Constellation Analysis examines actors (nodes) and their relationships (edges) to each other, resulting in an interactive graph visualization.
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## Core Concepts
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### Actors (Nodes)
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- Represent entities in the analysis
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- Support multiple configurable node types
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- Each node type can have distinct visual properties and behaviors
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### Relations (Edges)
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- Connect actors to show relationships
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- Support multiple definable edge types
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- Edge types can represent different relationship categories
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### Graph Editor
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- Interactive visual canvas for creating and editing constellation graphs
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- Drag-and-drop interface for node manipulation
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- Visual edge creation between nodes
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- Real-time graph updates
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## Project Status
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This is a new project. The codebase structure needs to be established including:
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- React application scaffolding
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- Graph visualization library integration
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- State management setup
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- Component architecture
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- Data model definitions
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## Architecture Decisions Needed
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When implementing this project, consider:
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1. **Graph Visualization Library**: Choose between React Flow, vis.js, Cytoscape.js, or similar
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2. **State Management**: Redux, Zustand, Jotai, or React Context
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3. **Build Tool**: Vite, Create React App, or Next.js
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4. **Styling**: CSS Modules, Styled Components, Tailwind CSS, or plain CSS
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5. **TypeScript**: Strongly recommended for type-safe node/edge definitions
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6. **Data Persistence**: Local storage, backend API, or file export/import
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## Development Workflow
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Since this is a new project, the initial setup should include:
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- Initialize React application with chosen build tool
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- Install graph visualization dependencies
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- Set up project structure (components, hooks, utils, types)
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- Configure linting and formatting tools
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- Establish data models for nodes, edges, and graph state
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- build: npm run build; lint: npm run lint |