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More flexible arrangement of nodes #1609
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What exactly did they mean by this? Sort them how or by what? Did they say anything more specific about what they'd like to see or be able to do? |
Yes, specifically there was some "entanglement" in his pipeline (not super big, but bigger than spaceflights) and he wanted to move some stuff around to better see the connections or manually displace some entanglements of his own choosing. |
Forgot to add, this was after talking to the author of https://github.com/pablovdcf/TFM_HADO_Cares cc @pablovdcf |
(Nobody asked about this but Orchest used the Sugiyama algorithm from d3-dag https://github.com/orchest/orchest/blob/560103a5c7dbdf615a2e0df435076f0ee78b6a1d/services/orchest-webserver/client/src/utils/pipeline-layout.ts#L144-L157) |
Plus the one we already had #2057 |
Description
It would be nice to be able to drag some nodes around for clarity, especially when exporting the visualization to a static PNG.
Also, maybe add a "left-to-right" auto layout? (Since most ETL/ELT diagrams I've seen are left-to-right - although of course this might have obvious cultural reasons)
Context
A user this week told me
but
Possible Implementation
Orchest had an "automatic layout" button you could use, but otherwise you were free to arrange nodes on a canvas: https://github.com/orchest/orchest/
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