ArchitectureA supervised JVM-class runtime — OLTP on seven engines, OLAP on three. AI-native, MCP-native, observable as plain SQL.Read the architecture
Está viendo la edición Perú. Está viendo la edición Colombia. You're viewing the Pakistan edition. Cambiar a la edición global →Cambiar a la edición global →Switch to the global edition →

Graphviz component adds configurable height and fullscreen inspection mode

The Graphviz component now accepts a height prop for fixed-height constrained rendering and opens a fullscreen dialog for inspecting complex graphs without the constraints of the inline viewport.

The Graphviz rendering component adds two layout controls. A height prop accepts a numeric pixel value, constraining the component to that height and enabling scroll within the boundary — useful when the component is embedded inside a panel or card that enforces a maximum row height. A fullscreen dialog trigger expands the graph to fill the viewport, giving operators and developers the space to navigate large dependency graphs, schema diagrams, and workflow visualizations that exceed the available inline area.

Controls added

  • Height prop. When set, the component clips and scrolls at the specified pixel height rather than expanding to fit the rendered graph. Omitting the prop retains the existing auto-expand behaviour.
  • Fullscreen dialog. A trigger on the component frame opens the graph in a modal that fills the full viewport with pan and zoom controls, removing the size constraint of the embedded context for detailed inspection.

The fullscreen trigger appears on all Graphviz component instances regardless of whether a height prop is set. No configuration is required; both controls are available immediately after upgrade.

See the feature →

← All posts