fix: frame schema tables by rendered size when zooming - #718
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The canvas' zoomToFit only considers node centres, so tall tables were clipped and a single table was always zoomed to the configured maximum regardless of its size. Compute the bounding box from the rendered card dimensions instead, and clamp the resulting zoom. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughSchemaViewer centralizes table geometry and node framing. It waits for stable rendered bounds or a two-second deadline before framing. SchemaCanvasControls delegates framing and reports layout changes through callbacks. ChangesSchema framing
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Table focus and centering may occasionally apply incomplete or stale framing while the schema layout is still settling, leaving the requested table less well centered or zoomed than intended. The PR is otherwise mergeable with explicit owner awareness to route these actions through the settling path. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant SchemaCanvasControls
participant SchemaViewer
participant GraphCanvas
User->>SchemaCanvasControls: change layout or request framing
SchemaCanvasControls->>SchemaViewer: invoke onLayoutChanged or onFrameNodes
SchemaViewer->>GraphCanvas: wait for stable rendered bounds
SchemaViewer->>GraphCanvas: apply node framing
GraphCanvas-->>User: display the reframed schema
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Pull request overview
This PR improves schema-canvas zoom/framing behavior by replacing the canvas’ center-based zoomToFit framing with a SchemaViewer-owned framing function that accounts for each table card’s rendered height (header + per-column lines). This prevents tall tables from being clipped during “fit” operations and avoids applying the same extreme zoom to both small and large tables when focusing.
Changes:
- Introduced shared table-card geometry constants and a
tableNodeHeight()helper to ensure rendering, collision sizing, and framing use the same dimensions. - Added
frameNodes()to compute a bounding box from rendered node extents, apply padding, clamp zoom, and animate pan+zoom together. - Wired framing into “Fit graph to screen”, schema-search focusing, and query-highlight auto-zoom paths.
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| app/src/components/schema/SchemaViewer.tsx | Adds shared card sizing helpers/constants and implements frameNodes() to fit/zoom based on rendered card bounds (including highlight framing). |
| app/src/components/schema/SchemaCanvasControls.tsx | Replaces zoomToFit usage with onFrameNodes callbacks for fit-to-screen and table focusing from search. |
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Key themes
- Viewport framing edge-case handling: zoom computation can degrade on very small canvas sizes due to unguarded padded dimensions.
- Auto-zoom reliability/timing: highlight framing currently depends on a single timeout and can miss when node coordinates are not yet initialized.
Recommended next steps
- Guard effective fit dimensions before zoom division (clamp to a positive minimum).
- Make highlight auto-framing layout-aware (or retry until node positions are valid) to avoid intermittent no-op behavior.
- Add targeted tests for tiny viewport sizing and delayed-layout highlight framing behavior.
Also clamp the available fit area so a panel narrower than the padding cannot ask for a negative width or height. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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In `@app/src/components/schema/SchemaViewer.tsx`:
- Around line 590-609: Update the highlight-framing useEffect to include isOpen
in its guard and dependency list, so framing attempts run only when the viewer
is open and retry when it becomes open after highlights change. Preserve the
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328-342: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRequire coordinates for every candidate node before framing.
frameNodesreturns success after one matching node contributes tominX. Other matching nodes with unavailable coordinates are skipped. The retry then stops and frames only part of a multi-table selection.Track the matched nodes and return
falseuntil every matched node has finitexandyvalues.Proposed fix
- canvas.getGraphData()?.nodes.forEach((node) => { - if (node.x === undefined || node.y === undefined) return; - if (match && !match(Number(node.id))) return; + const matchedNodes = (canvas.getGraphData()?.nodes ?? []).filter( + (node) => !match || match(Number(node.id)) + ); + + if ( + matchedNodes.length === 0 || + matchedNodes.some( + (node) => + typeof node.x !== 'number' || + !Number.isFinite(node.x) || + typeof node.y !== 'number' || + !Number.isFinite(node.y) + ) + ) { + return false; + } + + matchedNodes.forEach((node) => { const columns = schemaData.nodesMap.get(Number(node.id))?.columns ?? []; const halfHeight = tableNodeHeight(columns.length) / 2;Also applies to: 597-602
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- Around line 328-342: Update frameNodes so it tracks every node matching match
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app/src/components/schema/SchemaCanvasControls.tsx:129
- Framing/zooming behavior for schema search selection now goes through onFrameNodes(), but there’s no E2E coverage asserting the new clamped + size-aware zoom behavior (e.g., small vs large table producing different zoom levels and staying <= FIT_MAX_ZOOM). Consider extending the existing Playwright sidebar/schema tests to cover this interaction so regressions are caught.
onSelectTable(table.id);
setSearch(table.name);
setSuggestionsOpen(false);
onFrameNodes((nodeId) => nodeId === table.id);
app/src/components/schema/SchemaViewer.tsx:601
- The highlight auto-framing retry loop schedules a requestAnimationFrame every frame until timeout, and each attempt scans the full node list in frameNodes(). On larger schemas this can burn CPU for up to 2s. Retrying on a small timer (e.g. 100ms) significantly reduces work while still handling slow layouts.
const attempt = () => {
if (frameNodes((nodeId) => highlightedNodeIds.has(nodeId))) return;
if (Date.now() >= deadline) return;
frame = requestAnimationFrame(attempt);
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The core change is right: replacing the centre-based zoomToFit with a bbox fit over full card bounds is the correct fix, the tableNodeHeight extraction is a faithful refactor of the original height expression at all four call sites, the world-units-vs-screen-px math in frameNodes checks out, no division by zero is reachable, and centerAt + graph.zoom is the same pairing force-graph uses internally. Type-check on the PR head is clean.
One issue I'd consider blocking, plus two follow-ups.
Blocking — layout/direction changes still use the old centre-based fit
app/src/components/schema/SchemaCanvasControls.tsx:206
handleLayoutChange calls canvasRef.current?.setLayout(mode), and handleDirectionChange → applyDirection calls setLayoutOptions(...). Both end in the library's applyLayout() with zoomToFit = true, which schedules this.zoomToFit() after zoomToFitDelay — the node-centre fit this PR replaces.
Repro: open a schema containing a 20-column table (rendered height 316px) and click Tree. The top and bottom rows of the card are clipped off-screen — the exact symptom the Center button no longer has.
Secondary effect: if a query highlight is active, that library fit overwrites the frameNodes framing, and the highlight effect does not re-run (none of isOpen / canvasLoaded / hasHighlight / highlightedNodeIds / frameNodes changed), so the highlight framing is silently lost.
Calling onFrameNodes() after the layout switch settles would cover both.
Flagging this as blocking rather than a nit because the PR's stated purpose is that tall tables no longer get clipped, and the layout switcher reaches the original symptom in two clicks in the same panel.
Follow-up — the retry loop exits on "coordinates exist", not "layout settled"
app/src/components/schema/SchemaViewer.tsx:598
attempt returns as soon as frameNodes returns true, and frameNodes returns true the moment any matched node has an x/y. canvas.setData() runs runForceWarmup() (300 warmup ticks, cooldownTicks(0)) synchronously before returning, so coordinates always exist well before the 100ms HIGHLIGHT_ZOOM_DELAY_MS — the loop exits on its first attempt and the 2s deadline never engages.
The case it was presumably added for is still open: toggle Animation off then on (setAnimation(true) → cooldownTicks(Infinity) + d3ReheatSimulation(), i.e. a perpetually moving layout), then click a SQL query to highlight. frameNodes computes the bbox from mid-flight positions, starts a 300ms tween toward an already-stale target, and returns true so the loop stops; the highlighted tables drift out of the framed viewport and are never re-framed. Looping until the bbox stops changing, or hooking the canvas' onEngineStop, would match the intent.
Follow-up — the initial view after seeding still uses the centre-based fit
app/src/components/schema/SchemaViewer.tsx:581
canvas.setData(canvasData) schedules its own this.zoomToFit(1) at zoomToFitDelay (50ms), and nothing re-frames afterwards unless hasHighlight is true. So opening the schema panel for a database with a tall table and no query selected still clips the tall cards on first paint. frameNodes() is only reached via the Center button, the table search, or an active highlight. Pre-existing rather than a regression, and fixing it needs a call on sequencing against the library's fit delay — reasonable to leave out of this PR.
…ut to settle Switching layout or direction ends in the canvas' own applyLayout(), which schedules the centre-based zoomToFit this PR replaces. A tall table was clipped again two clicks after the Center button had framed it correctly, and an active query highlight lost its framing without the highlight effect re-running. Both paths now ask the viewer to re-frame once the new layout has settled, keeping the highlighted tables as the target when a query is selected. The highlight retry loop also exited as soon as any matched node had an x/y, which the synchronous force warmup guarantees well before the 100ms delay — so it always framed on its first attempt. While the layout is still moving (for example after re-enabling animation) that target is stale and the tables drift out of view. Frame when the bounding box stops changing instead, falling back to a best-effort frame at the 2s deadline for a perpetually moving layout. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Thanks — the blocking one was real, and so was the first follow-up. Both are fixed in d5e5c8f. Blocking — layout/direction changes used the old centre-based fit. Confirmed: Follow-up — the retry loop exited on "coordinates exist". Also confirmed, and for the reason you give: I went with bbox-stability over Follow-up — initial view after seeding. Agreed it is pre-existing and agreed on your call to leave it here; sequencing our frame against the library's own Verified: |
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131-138: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRetry table search framing when coordinates are not ready.
onFrameNodesis bound toframeNodes, which returns without framing when layout coordinates are unavailable.focusTabledoes not retry. A first search selection can leave the selected table outside the viewport.Use
frameWhenSettledas a fallback when immediate framing fails.Proposed fix
+ const frameNodesWhenReady = useCallback((match?: (nodeId: number) => boolean) => { + if (!frameNodes(match)) { + frameWhenSettled(match); + } + }, [frameNodes, frameWhenSettled]); ... - onFrameNodes={frameNodes} + onFrameNodes={frameNodesWhenReady}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Closing the viewer unmounts the canvas, but a pending frameWhenSettled loop kept rescheduling until its 2s deadline. Bail out as soon as the canvas ref is empty. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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app/src/components/schema/SchemaViewer.tsx:367
frameWhenSettledis cancellable viasettleFrameRef, but direct calls toframeNodes(e.g., schema search focus and "Fit graph to screen") do not cancel an in-flight settle loop. That allows an older settle-triggered framing (highlight/layout change) to run later and override a newer user-initiated frame. Cancel any pending settle frame at the start offrameNodesso the most recent framing request wins.
const frameNodes = useCallback((match?: (nodeId: number) => boolean): boolean => {
const canvas = canvasRef.current;
if (!canvas) return false;
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721-722: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRoute control-triggered framing through the settling path.
onFrameNodes={frameNodes}callsframeNodesdirectly from table focus and centering controls. During layout,frameNodescan find no coordinates or frame coordinates that are still moving, and it does not retry. BindonFrameNodestoframeWhenSettled.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@app/src/components/schema/SchemaViewer.tsx`:
- Around line 721-722: Update the SchemaViewer onFrameNodes binding to use
frameWhenSettled instead of frameNodes, ensuring table focus and centering
controls route framing through the retry-until-settled path; leave
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Problem
Schema canvas zooming used the canvas'
zoomToFit, which computes its bounding box from node centres only. Because every table card has a different height (header + one line per column):Fix
SchemaViewernow owns the framing (frameNodes): it builds the bounding box from the rendered card dimensions (sharedtableNodeHeight()helper, replacing three duplicated inline copies), applies a screen-space padding, clamps the zoom, and animates the pan and zoom together through force-graph.Used by:
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Verified live against a local instance with a schema containing a 1-column table and a 25-column table:
npm run lint(0 errors) andmake build-prodpass.Summary by CodeRabbit
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