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feat(visualizer): use bezier edges instead of smoothstep - #58
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Problem
The visualizer currently uses
smoothstepedges, which produce straight rectangular paths between nodes. In schemas with many foreign keys or relations, multiple edges overlap heavily, making it very difficult to visually trace individual connections between tables and columns.Solution
Switch all edge types from
smoothsteptobezierinpackages/visualizer/src/compute.ts. Bezier edges use cubic bezier curves that arc between nodes, naturally separating overlapping connections and making the diagram significantly more readable.Changes
packages/visualizer/src/compute.ts: Changed edgetype: "smoothstep"totype: "bezier"for both foreign key edges (edge-plain) and relation edges (edge-dashed) across all three dialects (postgresql, sqlite, mysql). No other behavior changes.