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Expand Up @@ -469,6 +469,8 @@ export function SchemaVisualization({
<>
<div className="w-full h-full bg-card">
<ReactFlow
minZoom={0.05}
maxZoom={5}
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

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#!/bin/bash
rg -n -C 4 'latestReactFlowProps|minZoom|maxZoom' ui/studio/views/schema/Visualiser.test.tsx

Repository: prisma/studio

Length of output: 2741

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#!/bin/bash
set -e
printf '%s\n' '--- Visualiser.tsx ---'
sed -n '450,485p' ui/studio/views/schema/Visualiser.tsx
printf '%s\n' '--- Visualiser.test.tsx (test declarations and ReactFlow prop assertions) ---'
rg -n '^(describe|it|test)\(|latestReactFlowProps|expect\(.*minZoom|expect\(.*maxZoom|minZoom|maxZoom' ui/studio/views/schema/Visualiser.test.tsx
printf '%s\n' '--- Relevant test sections ---'
sed -n '200,280p' ui/studio/views/schema/Visualiser.test.tsx
sed -n '280,480p' ui/studio/views/schema/Visualiser.test.tsx
printf '%s\n' '--- Count zoom-limit references ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
p = Path("ui/studio/views/schema/Visualiser.test.tsx")
text = p.read_text()
for name in ("minZoom", "maxZoom"):
    print(f"{name}: {text.count(name)} occurrence(s)")
PY

Repository: prisma/studio

Length of output: 8517

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React Flow minZoom maxZoom fitView documentation

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In React Flow, minZoom, maxZoom, and fitView are core features used to manage the viewport and its interaction constraints. ### 1. minZoom and maxZoom These properties define the allowed scaling range for the viewport [1][2]. * As Props: You can pass minZoom and maxZoom directly to the <ReactFlow /> component to set global limits for the entire flow [1][2]. The default values are 0.5 for minZoom and 2 for maxZoom [1][2]. * In fitView: When calling the fitView() method, you can optionally override these limits specifically for that transition by passing them as part of the fitViewOptions object [3][4][5]. If these options are not provided, fitView will respect the global limits set on the component [6]. ### 2. fitView The fitView feature ensures that the viewport is zoomed and panned to make all (or a specified subset) of your nodes visible [1][4]. * Initial View: To apply this on load, set the fitView prop to true on the <ReactFlow /> component [1]. You can customize the initial behavior by passing an object to the fitViewOptions prop [1]. * Imperative Call: You can trigger this programmatically using the fitView method available on the ReactFlowInstance (often accessed via the onInit callback or the useReactFlow hook) [1][4]. ### 3. fitViewOptions The fitViewOptions object allows you to customize how the viewport adjusts [3]. Common options include: * padding: Defines spacing around the edges of the view (supports pixels, percentages, and numeric ratios) [3][7]. * minZoom / maxZoom: Overrides for the zooming constraints during the fit [3][5]. * duration: If provided, creates a smooth transition (in milliseconds) instead of an instant jump [3][4]. * includeHiddenNodes: A boolean to determine if hidden nodes should be calculated in the view [3][5]. * nodes: An array of specific node objects or IDs if you wish to fit the view to only a subset of elements [3][5]. The <Controls /> component also uses fitViewOptions if you wish to customize the behavior of the built-in "fit view" button [8].

Citations:

Add regression assertions for the zoom limits.

Assert latestReactFlowProps?.minZoom is 0.05 and latestReactFlowProps?.maxZoom is 5 to prevent reversion to React Flow defaults. These limits also apply to fitView.

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In `@ui/studio/views/schema/Visualiser.tsx` around lines 471 - 473, Add regression
assertions for the ReactFlow configuration that verify
latestReactFlowProps?.minZoom equals 0.05 and latestReactFlowProps?.maxZoom
equals 5, covering the limits used by fitView and preventing fallback to React
Flow defaults.

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nodes={nodes}
edges={initialEdges}
onInit={(instance) => {
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