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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe model builder now supports validated pipeline JSON import and export, ordered workflow visualization, step selection, and localized controls. A portable pipeline schema converts sequential processing models to and from directed graphs. ChangesWorkflow pipeline modeling
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- stop card action clicks from corrupting node selection - validate pipeline node types and parameter objects - cover cyclic and disconnected pipeline imports
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In `@apps/geolibre-desktop/src/components/processing/ModelBuilderDialog.tsx`:
- Around line 837-839: Replace the hardcoded “transform” label in
ModelBuilderDialog with the existing translation function t(), then add the
corresponding translation key and value to every supported locale catalog.
- Around line 907-910: Prevent the Remove action from bubbling to the step
container’s onClick handler, so removeStep can clear selection without
reselecting the deleted step. Update the Remove button/action near the step card
rendered by ModelBuilderDialog while preserving normal step selection behavior.
In `@apps/geolibre-desktop/src/i18n/locales/vi.json`:
- Around line 5388-5415: Update the shell.section.pluginPanelRightOfLayers
translation to describe the plugin panel positioned to the right of the Layers
panel, replacing the unrelated “Cancel” label while preserving the surrounding
Vietnamese localization style.
- Around line 1559-1577: Correct the pixelTimeSeries translations for the
chartAria, gapNote, and close keys so each value describes its own action or
message: chartAria should label the chart, gapNote should describe the
panel-size change, and close should provide the close action label. Preserve the
surrounding Vietnamese translations and placeholders.
- Around line 5275-5284: Update the raster.filePickerLabel translation to use
the locale’s existing file/source label rather than “Giá trị” (“Value”), keeping
the key scoped to the raster file picker.
- Around line 800-802: Update the Vietnamese offline.timeoutDisabled translation
to describe disabling or replacing the offline request-timeout setting, rather
than asking about replacing tour keyframes; preserve the existing interpolation
and wording conventions used by the adjacent timeout entries.
- Around line 202-205: Correct the Vietnamese translations in
fileNamePrompt.label and the planetSwitcher entries: restore
fileNamePrompt.label to the file-name prompt meaning, restore planetSwitcher.io
and planetSwitcher.titan to their respective planet labels, and replace
planetSwitcher.europa’s duplicated picker text with Europa’s label. Use the
corresponding translations from the surrounding locale keys or other locales as
the source of truth.
- Around line 3207-3219: The Vietnamese Mapillary translations use generic
wording in mapillary.tokenLabel and mapillary.title; update both values to
explicitly retain the product name “Mapillary” while preserving the surrounding
translation and meaning.
- Around line 1732-1761: The Vietnamese translations in knowledgeCard and
onboarding do not match their keys: update knowledgeCard.readMore to a “read
more” label, onboarding.description to an onboarding description, and the
intermediate and advanced level titles to accurately describe their respective
levels. Keep the surrounding translations unchanged.
- Around line 3641-3677: Update the pythonConsole.showEditor and
pythonConsole.hideEditor localization strings to describe showing and hiding the
Python editor, replacing the unrelated note-content and notebook-panel resize
text while preserving the surrounding localization structure.
- Around line 1691-1700: Update the mapContextMenu.centerHere translation to use
a clear Vietnamese imperative command for centering the map at the clicked
location, replacing the current awkward phrasing while leaving the other map
context menu translations unchanged.
- Around line 3763-3787: Update the assistant.title translation to a concise
assistant panel heading rather than the code-execution approval message, and
change assistant.model to the Vietnamese label for an AI model. Keep the
surrounding assistant translations unchanged.
In `@apps/geolibre-desktop/src/lib/processing-pipeline.ts`:
- Around line 58-68: Update the pipeline node validation in the loop over nodes
to reject empty string IDs, require node.type to be a string before calling
startsWith, and require node.params to be a non-array object. Validate that
inputParam is a string before reconstructing steps or passing it to the runner,
and preserve the validated node.id directly.
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In `@tests/processing-pipeline.test.ts`:
- Around line 64-78: Update the pipelineToModel cycle test so it bypasses the
edge-count validation by using a fixture with nodes.length - 1 edges while
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- Revert the incidental key reordering of all 18 non-English locale catalogs. The reorder rewrote vi.json wholesale (983 lines) without changing a single value, which made CodeRabbit read pre-existing main content as newly added and flag 11 translation defects this PR never introduced. Each catalog now adds only the new keys in place. - Localize the workflow canvas step-kind badge: the hardcoded "transform" label becomes processing.modelBuilder.stepKindTransform, translated across every shipped catalog. - Reject empty pipeline node ids and non-string inputParam values in pipelineToModel, and keep the validated node.id instead of minting a replacement, so a hand-edited pipeline fails validation rather than reaching the runner with an invalid parameter key. - Cover the new validation and id preservation in tests/processing-pipeline.test.ts.
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907-910: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 MinorMake the secondary step-card selector keyboard accessible.
StepCardattachesonClick={onSelect}to a plain<div>at Lines 907-910. The card is not focusable and has no Enter or Space handler. Keyboard users can use the canvas buttons, but this selection path remains mouse-only. Use a native button for the selection surface or add a separate focusable selection control. Keep move and remove buttons outside that control.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/geolibre-desktop/src/components/processing/ModelBuilderDialog.tsx`:
- Around line 907-910: Update the StepCard selection surface to use a
keyboard-accessible native button or an equivalent focusable control with Enter
and Space activation, while preserving the existing onSelect behavior and
selected styling. Keep the move and remove buttons outside the selection
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- Make the step card keyboard-selectable. The card root's onClick was mouse-only; role="button" on the root is not an option because it wraps the parameter inputs, so the step title becomes a real button with aria-pressed, matching the canvas node pattern. - Give the workflow canvas its own empty-state string. It rendered the same emptyPipelineHint the step list shows, so the identical sentence appeared twice whenever a model had no steps. - Report fan-in as "Merging pipelines are not supported yet" instead of reusing the branching message, which misled on a merge import. - Cover the cycle branch that the existing test never reached: its two-node loop carries two edges and is rejected by the earlier edge-count check, so add a three-node fixture with a chain-sized edge count that still leaves an untraversed loop, plus a merge-message test.
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- Line 4052: Update the Spanish canvasEmpty translation to use the formal
imperative “añada” instead of “añade”, matching the adjacent
processing.modelBuilder.emptyPipelineHint wording.
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- Line 4052: Update the canvasEmpty translation to use the established Persian
workflow-step term گامی instead of مرحلهای, preserving the rest of the message
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- Stop the pipeline export from racing Firefox. handleExport revoked the object URL synchronously after click() and never attached the anchor to the DOM, the exact pattern ProcessingDialog's downloadBytes and GeoreferencerDialog's download were written to avoid; adopt their appendChild / remove / deferred-revoke sequence. - Match the formal imperative already used by the Spanish model-builder strings (añada, not añade). - Use the Persian workflow-step term the neighboring strings use (گامی).
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568-583: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPrevent stale imports from overwriting newer draft state.
handleImportawaitsfile.text()while the editor remains active. If the user selects file A and then file B, or edits the draft while A is loading, A can finish later and overwrite the newer state.Track an import revision and apply the result only when it is still current. Invalidate the revision when a new draft or another draft edit supersedes the import, or disable draft actions while importing.
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+ const importRevisionRef = useRef(0); + const handleImport = useCallback( async (file: File) => { + const revision = ++importRevisionRef.current; try { const model = pipelineToModel(JSON.parse(await file.text()), createId); for (const step of model.steps) { if (!getVectorTool(step.toolId)) throw new Error(`Unknown vector tool "${step.toolId}"`); } + if (revision !== importRevisionRef.current) return; setDraft(model); setSelectedStepId(model.steps[0]?.id ?? null); setLog([`Imported ${file.name}`]); } catch (error) { + if (revision !== importRevisionRef.current) return; appendLog(`Error: ${(error as Error).message}`); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments: - graphToLinearSteps now copies the source `input` node's `layerId` into the first step's parameters. runModel only overrides a step's input parameter from step 1 onwards, so without this every canvas-authored model produced a legacy `steps` fallback that failed on its very first tool. - graphToLinearSteps now also checks the single input node's out-degree and the single output node's in-degree. A branch through a shared input/output kept every tool node at in-degree 1 / out-degree 1, so it projected as a chain and runModel silently fed one branch from the other's output. - Restored the "delete a saved model" affordance the canvas rewrite dropped: a trash button beside the saved-models picker, wired to the store's deleteModel action, enabled only when the open model is one of them. - Canvas is usable from the keyboard: node cards are focusable buttons that select on Enter/Space, and ports wire by activation (arm an output port, then activate an input port) since native button activation fires `click` and never `pointerdown`. - Node drags coalesce to one setGraph per animation frame instead of one per pointermove tick, and GraphNodeCard is memoized so a move only re-renders the card that moved rather than every card on the canvas. - Import checks `file.size` against a byte cap before reading and parsing, matching how arcgis-project-import.ts bounds its input; the node/edge caps could only fire after the whole file had been decoded. - executeModelTool's thrown messages go through t(), so the run log is no longer half-localized where they are appended to a translated prefix. - Dropped the orphaned createId JSDoc left over from the ModelBuilderDialog to BatchToolsDialog rename. Model Builder placement and canvas ergonomics: - Model Builder is now a top-level Processing menu item next to SQL Workspace and the other workspaces, rather than buried in the GeoLibre Toolbox submenu. It composes tools from every toolbox, so filing it under one misdescribed its reach. - The palette and inspector columns are draggable, with a keyboard path on each splitter and a bound tying them to the panel width so the canvas can never be squeezed away. The splitter direction follows the computed writing direction, so it works in mirrored (RTL) locales. - New Arrange button re-runs the depth-based layout over hand-placed nodes. autoLayout keeps its "only when unpositioned" guard; the new layoutGraph export is the unconditional form behind the button. Verified in a browser against the production build: Model Builder opens from the top-level menu, keyboard-only wiring creates an edge, Arrange re-lays the graph along the flow, both splitters resize by drag and by arrow key (checked in Arabic that they mirror), and saving then deleting a model logs both.
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- connectPorts now refuses an edge whose source or target node no longer exists. Arming an output port, deleting that node, then activating an input port built an edge onto a ghost: GraphEdges resolves no anchor for it, so neither the curve nor its click-to-remove hit area rendered, leaving a dangling-edge issue with no way to clear it. Removing a node also clears an armed port that pointed at it, so the UI state stops lying. - Activating an already-wired input port with nothing armed disconnects it. Edge removal was click-the-curve only, so a keyboard user who mis-wired two ports had no way to undo it. - The panel's own resize grip is now focusable and arrow-key resizable, like the column splitters. Grow/shrink follows the computed writing direction and clamps to the container the same way the pointer drag does. - The in-progress link line coalesces its pointermove updates into one commit per animation frame, matching what the node drag already does; each update repaints every edge in GraphEdges. - Run stays disabled while the tool catalog is empty. `issues` short-circuits to [] in that window, so a just-loaded model looked runnable before any tool could resolve. Verified in a browser: keyboard wiring creates an edge and re-activating the same input port removes it; arming a port, deleting its node, then activating another input port produces no dangling-edge issue; the panel resizes 16px per arrow press in all four directions. Left open: the report that portLabel's two branches are swapped. INPUT_NODE_PORT is the string "out" (it names the port that input nodes expose, which is an output port), so mapping it to "Output" is the faithful reading of the label; the suggested swap would render the literal "out" as "Input".
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Clicking New threw the canvas away without asking. Load (the saved-models picker) and Import replace it just as destructively, so all three now go through one `confirmDiscard` gate, using the blocking `window.confirm` the rest of the app uses for a discard (PythonEditorPane, StoryMapPanel). The gate only fires on real unsaved work. `dirty` compares the canvas against the copy the project holds for this model id: an untouched empty canvas never prompts, a model that has never been saved is dirty as soon as it has a node or a name, and a saved one is dirty when its name or graph has moved on. That comparison is `graphsEqual` in model-graph-edit.ts, which ignores object key order and array order but not content. Both matter: a node's `parameters` are built by several code paths so the same model can stringify two ways, and settleNode re-appends a dragged node so it paints last, reordering `nodes` without changing the model. Either would otherwise report an edit that is not there. Positions *are* compared, since moving a card is an edit the user would not expect New to discard silently. Verified in a browser: New on an empty canvas does not prompt; after adding a node it prompts and dismissing keeps the work while accepting clears it; Save-then-New and Load-then-New both stay silent (autoLayout on load does not read as an edit); loading over an edited canvas prompts and dismissing keeps the work.
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Arrange only ever grew rightwards: every depth got its own column, so a chain of more than two or three tools ran off the edge of the canvas and Arrange pushed work out of view instead of tidying it into view. layoutGraph now takes the visible canvas width and wraps: when the next depth will not fit, it starts a fresh band below the deepest node of the current one, and the canvas scrolls back to the origin afterwards. Passing no width keeps the old single-band behaviour, which is what the unit tests without a viewport rely on. autoLayout forwards the same width, so an imported model lands in view too. The bottom message log is now draggable, with a keyboard path on its splitter and a bound tying it to the panel height so the canvas cannot be squeezed away. Intermediate results: a model keeps only what an `output` node is wired to, so a mid-chain tool's result was computed and discarded. The engine already supported this — an output port can feed the next tool *and* an output node, and runModelGraph keys its outputs per node — but nothing said so, and it took adding a second output node and hand-wiring a fan-out to discover. A selected tool node now offers "Keep this result" per output port, which drops a wired output node beside it in one click and reads back as "This result is kept" once there is one. Named per port only when a tool has more than one output, since otherwise the port name is noise. Verified in a browser against a dropped GeoJSON: a six-node chain arranges into three visible bands (rightmost edge 448px inside a 526px canvas) instead of running to 1240px; the log pane drags 96 -> 188 and steps back to 140 by arrow key; and input -> Buffer -> Centroids with "Keep this result" on Buffer runs to "2 output(s) added", putting both the intermediate buffer and the final centroids on the map.
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"Keep this result" left the new output node unnamed, and an unnamed output
falls back to a single shared "Model output" label — so a model that kept two
steps put two identically named layers on the map. The output now takes the
tool's display name ("Buffer", "Centroids"), with the port appended when a tool
has more than one output since its two results are not the same thing.
uniqueOutputName counts up against the outputs already in the graph, so two
Buffer steps become "Buffer" and "Buffer 2" rather than colliding again.
The panel also gains a minimize toggle beside Close, collapsing it to just its
title bar so the map underneath can be read without closing the panel and
losing the model on the canvas. A run keeps going while collapsed, which is the
point: it is for watching results land.
Verified in a browser against a dropped GeoJSON: a model keeping both Buffer
and Centroids runs to "2 output(s) added" and puts layers named "Buffer" and
"Centroids" on the map; the button reads back "This result is kept" and
disables once a port is kept; minimize takes the panel 560px -> 43px with the
map fully visible, and restoring brings back all five nodes.
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Waiting on the final background agent (DAG/topological-sort review) before compiling the complete set of findings. |
The panel could not shrink below its 820x420 preferred minimum, and it only sized itself once, when first opened. Measured against the real map area, it overflowed to the right by 191px at 1024x700, 348px at 800x600 and 400px at 420x780 — so on a small window the inspector, Run and Close all sat off the edge, unreachable. Two causes, both fixed: - MIN_WIDTH/MIN_HEIGHT were hard floors. They are now *preferences*: the panel clamps to the smaller of the preferred minimum and what the container actually offers, down to an absolute FLOOR_WIDTH/FLOOR_HEIGHT. The pointer and keyboard resize paths use the same adaptive floors. - The fit ran only on open. A ResizeObserver on the map area now re-fits whenever it changes, so a resized window or a newly opened side panel no longer leaves the panel sized for a viewport that is gone. The observed element is the map area, which the panel does not affect, so this cannot feed back on itself. Below COMPACT_WIDTH the three columns cannot share a row without leaving the canvas a sliver, so the layout adapts rather than just shrinking: the palette and inspector become overlays opened one at a time from the toolbar, the canvas keeps the full width, the column splitters are dropped (nothing to drag), and the toolbar drops its button labels for icons. Every button keeps an aria-label and title, so icon-only stays readable to screen readers and on hover. Verified in a browser at 1024x700, 800x600, 640x800 and 420x780: the panel now sits inside the map area at every size with its 12px margin intact, and the canvas gets essentially the full panel width. At 480x820 all ten toolbar buttons are within the panel box, Run and Close are visible, both overlays open and close, and a node added from the overlay palette opens in the overlay inspector. Growing the window back to 1400x900 restores the three-column layout with both splitters live.
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Waiting on the background review agents (core graph logic, ModelBuilderPanel UI, BatchToolsDialog/catalog, and graph-edit/tests) to finish; I'll synthesize findings and post inline comments once they report back. |
Ports rendered as bare dots on the card edge, distinguishable only by hovering each in turn. On a tool like Raster Streams To Vector — d8_pntr plus streams_raster, both raster inputs — there was no way to tell which dot was which, so wiring it right was guesswork. A side carrying more than one port now gets a labelled row per port: the card grows to fit the rows, each dot sits on its own row, and the port's name is drawn beside it. A single-port side is unchanged, keeping the compact 64px card and its centred dot, since one dot needs no disambiguating. The label is decorative (aria-hidden); the port button keeps the aria-label it already had, so a screen reader hears the name once rather than twice. GraphEdges anchors through the same cardLayout/portPosition pair as the card, so curves land on the rows rather than where the dots used to be, and the canvas scroll extent measures each node's real height instead of assuming NODE_HEIGHT. Verified in a browser: Raster Streams To Vector renders as a 78px card showing "d8_pntr" and "streams_raster", each label centred on its dot to the pixel, while Buffer stays a 64px card with no labels. Dragging onto the second row connects streams_raster and keyboard-activating the first connects d8_pntr, both edges terminating within 1px of their dot, and both "needs a connection" issues clear.
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Code reviewI reviewed the core graph engine ( Bugs: None found. Cycle detection, topological ordering, port-kind validation, duplicate-node/edge handling, and the linear-chain projection ( Security: None found. Performance: None found. Quality: None found beyond a pre-existing issue outside this PR's scope: the batch-run log strings in CLAUDE.md: No violations found. New user-facing strings in the new Model Builder panel are fully translated across all locale files, and I did not find findings worth raising at any confidence level; no inline comments were posted. |
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- Delete the orphaned "Where a port's connector dot sits" line above CARD_HEADER_HEIGHT. It documented portPosition, but #1983 inserted the card geometry constants between the two and left the comment stranded on the wrong declaration. portPosition now carries its own doc block, so the stray line is redundant as well as misplaced.
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* Label a tool's input port even when it has only one Multi-input tools got a labelled row per port in #1983, but a single-input tool kept a bare dot. A bare dot says a connection goes here without saying what belongs on it, so a user facing Buffer had no more idea what to wire in than they had facing Raster Streams To Vector before its ports were named. Every input port on a tool node is now labelled. The synthetic `input` and `output` nodes stay bare: their single port carries the node's own kind as its name, so labelling it would print "Output" under a card already headed OUTPUT. Output ports are still labelled only when a tool has several, since one result port needs no telling apart. Two sizing corrections that go with it: - CARD_HEADER_HEIGHT was 36, but the rendered header (a 10px uppercase line over a 12px title inside the card's 8px padding) occupies 40. At 36 the first port row overlapped the tool name; that was invisible on a multi-input card because its rows start lower, and only showed up once one-row cards existed. - A labelled card is now always a little taller than a bare one. At the compact 64px a single row's text sat hard against the card's bottom edge. Verified in a browser: Buffer renders as a 70px card reading "Input layer", Clip and Raster Streams To Vector as 84px cards reading their two inputs, and the Input/Output nodes stay bare at 64px. Each label is centred on its dot to the pixel, clears the title, and sits inside the card. Wiring is unaffected: edges still terminate within 1px of their own port row. * Address Claude review feedback - Keep a card's input and output dots on the same vertical band. Labelling every tool input moved the input side to row-based positions while an unlabelled single output stayed centred on the whole card, so a 1-in/1-out tool — the most common shape there is — had its two dots 14px apart and drew a visibly bent edge through a straight two-node pipeline. Both sides now share one port band: a labelled side fills it row by row, an unlabelled side spreads its dots down the same band instead of down the whole card. This goes slightly further than the suggestion of pinning the unlabelled side to the labelled side's first row. Centring on the band degenerates to exactly that for one row, and for a multi-input tool it puts the lone output midway between the inputs rather than level with the topmost one, which is how the edges want to meet it. Measured in a browser, dot offsets from the card top: before Buffer in=50 out=36 | Clip in=50,68 out=43 after Buffer in=50 out=50 | Clip in=50,68 out=59 The Input/Output data nodes are untouched at out=33. Edges still terminate within 1px of their own port row, and the labels still clear the title and sit inside the card. * Address Claude review feedback - Delete the orphaned "Where a port's connector dot sits" line above CARD_HEADER_HEIGHT. It documented portPosition, but #1983 inserted the card geometry constants between the two and left the comment stranded on the wrong declaration. portPosition now carries its own doc block, so the stray line is redundant as well as misplaced.
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pipeline.jsonDAG specifications and import compatible pipelinesVerification
us_cities.geojsonin the real app and ran a Buffer workflow over 109 featuresuntitled-model.pipeline.jsonnpm run test:frontend(6,300 passed, 1 skipped)npm run buildThis establishes the in-app visual modeler and portable DAG format while keeping execution compatible with the current single-chain vector runner. Additional node families and branching execution can extend the schema without changing exported v1 pipelines.
Fixes #1982
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New Features
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