Hey @dominikbraun
First, thanks again for writing this library, its been incredibly helpful in my Fasten Health project!
I know that this might not be a common use-case, but we're creating a massive DAG containing references to every single medical record associated with a patient. In some cases this can get to be 10,000s of records. Thankfully this can still be done in a couple of seconds, so its still reasonable to generate the DAG just-in-time.
Because of the way we display the expanded data to the user, we need to paginate the results.
Currently we do the following:
populate the DAG using references.
inflate the root vertices in the DAG (do DB queries for the full data, instead of just the reference/id information)
sort the root vertices (for consistency when paginating)
determine the page window (selected root DAG vertices)
inflate any descendant vertices for the selected root vertices
return the results
This doesn't seem to be working as expected. Do you have any ideas for how we can paginate though a massive DAG?
Hey @dominikbraun First, thanks again for writing this library, its been incredibly helpful in my Fasten Health project!
I know that this might not be a common use-case, but we're creating a massive DAG containing references to every single medical record associated with a patient. In some cases this can get to be 10,000s of records. Thankfully this can still be done in a couple of seconds, so its still reasonable to generate the DAG just-in-time.
Because of the way we display the expanded data to the user, we need to paginate the results.
Currently we do the following:
This doesn't seem to be working as expected. Do you have any ideas for how we can paginate though a massive DAG?