Render Node Names in Force Graphs with Correct Name - #223
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Render Node Names in Force Graphs with Correct Name. Using the node label as the name instead of the node ID.
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 2 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughClass-graph DOT nodes now include class labels, with anonymous Kotlin vertices retaining source-file-derived owner labels. The 3D graph stores each DOT label, or the node ID when no label exists, and displays the stored label in the renderer and sprite. ChangesGraph node labels
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| var nodeData = graphlibGraph.node(node); | ||
| nodes.push({ | ||
| id: node, | ||
| label: graphlibGraph.node(node).label || node, |
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🟡 Large force graphs display IDs as names
When a graph reaches 4000 nodes and edges, label never appears because text sprites are disabled. The force graph's .nodeLabel('id') leaves only internal IDs visible on hover, hiding class and package names.
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The force graph renders text sprites only below the 4000-node-and-edge threshold. Above that threshold, the built-in hover tooltip is the only displayed node name. createForceGraph still configures that tooltip to read id, not the newly populated label. Small graphs also show the wrong name when hovering.
Example: A class named Outer$Inner has ID com_example_Outer_Inner and label Outer$Inner. In a large graph, its sphere shows no text; hovering shows com_example_Outer_Inner rather than Outer$Inner.
Recommended fix: Configure the force graph's nodeLabel accessor to read label while retaining id for link endpoints and lookups. Check both sides of the sprite threshold.
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- Line 203: Update the Graph.nodeLabel configuration to use the node’s label
rather than its ID, so hover text matches the SpriteText created from
node.label.
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Render Node Names in Force Graphs with Correct Name. Using the node label as the name instead of the node ID.
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