Clean up obj serialization; set up save workflow stub fns #51
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Description
This PR does a few different things:
Workflow
serialization in a few different ways: 1/ We now store the reactflow state underworkspaceFlowState
field in aWorkflow
. We do some post-processing on the nodes so we don't store unnecessary data in the state. 2/ Serialize the workspace components (knn index, text embedding processor, etc.) by converting class -> obj. To do this we add atoObj()
fn in a base component class that all of the component classes extend. We may have future utility functions added here so this sets that up.components
field from theworkspace
reducer, since we simply utilize the ReactFlowInstance for keeping this state.setDirty()
/removeDirty
redux fns when a node or edge is added (deletions are TBD since there is no UX design on this part yet). See demo video below, where the 'save' button is only clickable when there is a change in the workspace state (adding an edge), and gets disabled after it has been "saved":screen-capture.13.webm
Issues Resolved
Makes progress on #10, #16, #18
Check List
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