[Graph] Field manager #45384
[Graph] Field manager #45384
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@cchaos I like it being consistent with filters - I updated the PR, could you take another look? While I was at it, I changed the default field colors to use the light colors of the eui palette. I have the same problem as maps that combo box can't show an icon as selected option. |
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That's fine for now, I'll look for or create a ticket for this type of display in EUI. |
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I also noticed that it seemed like the field edits were not trickling down to the Graph itself? |
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@cchaos the disabling thing is expected, disabling the field just prevents new nodes of this type to be discovered via searches and expands. The color should get updated, good catch - I will look into this. |
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@cchaos I couldn't reproduce the problem with settings not trickling down to the graph - it's working fine for me. Could you check whether it's reproducible? |
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@flash1293 Hmmm, I pulled down the lates and I'm not having that issue anymore. I wonder if it was because I was working off an already created Graph (in a different version) but since I've started new, it's been working. I'll keep an eye out for if it happens again. |
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| const icons: Partial<Record<string, UnwrapArray<typeof ICON_TYPES>>> = { |
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Seems like you're doing this same thing in Lens. Maybe you'll want to figure out a more global service?
| export function getColorForDataType(type: string) { | ||
| const iconType = getIconForDataType(type); | ||
| const { colors } = palettes.euiPaletteColorBlind; | ||
| const colorIndex = stringToNum(iconType) % colors.length; |
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We should definitely make sure we're using the same colors across all apps.
I will take care of that when moving the visualization itself over.
We definitely should - Discover is another possible consumer. #46450 |
Summary
This PR moves the field manager to react and EUI. It also implements the state handling as redux store.
Adding new fields
I made it possible to add multiple fields at once because in most cases you want to work with more than one field.
Field editor
Max hopsis moved to a collapsed accordion because in most cases you don't change this setting. If you change the field, the current field is deselected and the new field is selected and gets the settings from the current field (color, icon and hop size). Changes are directly applied (no update button), because they are easy to reverse - even if you remove a field you can just add it again and get all settings back.Disabled fields
Fields can be disabled by the switch in the field editor or by shift-clicking the field. Not really happy with the style of disabled fields yet.
State handling
For now the redux store doesn't do much, but it will be extended in subsequent PRs to do all the state handling currently living in legacy JS files.