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Node flags #3164
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@danprince, do you want to schedule a call to discuss some of these issues in more detail? I'm offline this upcoming week, so we could schedule something for the subsequent week. My email is maxkfranz@gmail.com. |
Thanks! Replied by email. |
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This issue has been automatically marked as stale, because it has not had activity within the past 14 days. It will be closed if no further activity occurs within the next 7 days. If a feature request is important to you, please consider making a pull request. Thank you for your contributions. |
Summary of previous discussions:
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@danprince, do you have an ETA for the PRs for the prior features? |
Hey @maxkfranz, afraid we're still catching up on work from the end of last year without a ton of breathing room at the moment. I can drop you a line when we've got some space again, but it's definitely not going to be in the next few weeks. |
I'll keep these issues pinned, and I'll keep an eye out for your upcoming email. |
Description of new feature
What should the new feature do? For visual features, include an image/mockup of the expected output.
Flags would be a new Cytoscape decoration that allowed nodes to visualise multiple value fields with a set of colors around the outside of the node.
This would involve adding the following style properties to Cytoscape.js.
flag-property
(the name of the property to use for indicating the presence of flags).flag-colors
(a list of colors to use)flag-size
(the stroke width of the rendered flag)flag-offset
(the offset distance between the outside of the node and the center of the flag stroke)There are two additional properties which might make sense to add here too.
flag-spacing
orflag-gap
(control the size of the gap between flag segments)flag-mode: "sparse" | "fill"
(sparse is the default, "fill" ensures that any present flag segments add up to 360 degrees)Additional considerations
It might also be worth considering a syntax which explicitly maps from values to colors, to reduce ambiguity around which value will be assigned to which color.
It's also worth clearly acknowledging that this is a similar feature to the pie styles mentioned here, but takes a different approach that involves enumerating the values and mapping them to a palette, rather than coding a fixed number of slices statically.
Edge cases
Motivation for new feature
Describe your use case for this new feature.
Given a set of nodes where each node has a multiple value property, flags enable quick scannable visualisation of the presence of values on each element. Here's some example data:
And here's a suggestion for how flag styles would work:
And a mockup for how they'd look:
As additional context, here's some of the language and framing we've used for introducing Kumu users to flags.
For reviewers
Reviewers should ensure that the following tasks are carried out for incorporated issues:
unstable
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