React-based web application that enables users to visualize both property graph and RDF data and explore connections between data without having to write graph queries.
Database queries go through a custom fetch process within React code. This requires a lot of boilerplate context, hooks, callbacks, memos, etc of React specific code. But this logic amounts to a simple async fetch call with a set of parameters.
Benefits
React Query has built in caching that does not depend on HTTP caching
React Query has configurable retries
Moving connector & explorer logic to functions will make them easier to understand, test, and might improve React rendering performance
Moving connector & explorer logic to functions will make it easier to move this logic to the server or create an independent package/library
Related Issues
Prerequisite #357
Addresses #269
Addresses #256
Preferred Solution
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Database queries go through a custom fetch process within React code. This requires a lot of boilerplate context, hooks, callbacks, memos, etc of React specific code. But this logic amounts to a simple async fetch call with a set of parameters.
Benefits
Related Issues
Preferred Solution