With the LaTeX rendering capability established, the next step is to enhance the frontend's graphing capabilities. The aim is to create interactive and dynamic graphs that can represent complex scientific data and calculations. This will involve integrating a robust graphing library in the React frontend and developing a set of reusable graph components.
Tasks
Graphing Library Integration: Select and integrate a suitable JavaScript graphing library that works well with React and can handle complex scientific data visualizations.
Developing Graph Components: Create reusable React components for different types of graphs (e.g., line graphs, bar charts, scatter plots) that can interact with the backend to display dynamic data.
User Interaction: Ensure the graph components allow user interaction, like zooming, panning, and toggling data sets.
Responsive Design: Make sure the graph components are responsive and display well on various screen sizes.
Documentation and Comments: Provide thorough documentation and comments for the new components and their usage.
Potential Libraries for Graphing
D3.js: Highly flexible and powerful, but with a steeper learning curve. Excellent for custom, complex visualizations.
Chart.js: Simpler and more straightforward, good for basic to moderately complex graphs.
Recharts: Built specifically for React, offering a good balance between ease of use and customization.
With the LaTeX rendering capability established, the next step is to enhance the frontend's graphing capabilities. The aim is to create interactive and dynamic graphs that can represent complex scientific data and calculations. This will involve integrating a robust graphing library in the React frontend and developing a set of reusable graph components.
Tasks
Graphing Library Integration: Select and integrate a suitable JavaScript graphing library that works well with React and can handle complex scientific data visualizations.
Developing Graph Components: Create reusable React components for different types of graphs (e.g., line graphs, bar charts, scatter plots) that can interact with the backend to display dynamic data.
User Interaction: Ensure the graph components allow user interaction, like zooming, panning, and toggling data sets.
Responsive Design: Make sure the graph components are responsive and display well on various screen sizes.
Documentation and Comments: Provide thorough documentation and comments for the new components and their usage.
Potential Libraries for Graphing