Overview Features
In addition to the mini-map, there are several additional features intended to help keep an overview of the graph and make managing/updating large graphs easier. Most of these features are located in the search panel.
To find them, you can click on the magnifying glass logo in the menu bar.
The first tab in the search panel is the search menu. Here you can enter any text you want in the search bar and a list of matching nodes with matching text will be displayed.
The search function uses fuzzy matching, so it will display nodes in order of relevance, starting with those with text that matches most closely.
Note: Currently the search only looks through the system output for each node, this means that expected answers or logical conditions are not considered by the search
Once you think you have found the node you are looking for, you can click on the search result to jump to that node.
As long as you leave the search window open, you can jump between as many results as you like.
Tags let you add labels to different parts of your graph. This can be helpful both to visually tell where a node belongs, as well as to provide a way to filter out nodes which aren't relative to you at any given time.
All node types support adding tags. To add a tag, you first need to click on the edit symbol on the top right of the node. Once the node is in edit mode, you can click on the orange "tag" button. this will prompt you with a text field where you can either type to filter through the list of existing tags or add a new one.
To delete a tag, you must also be in edit mode for the node. Here you will see an "x" at the right side of each tag. You can click here to remove the tag from the node.
If you only want to work on part of the graph at a time, you can do this by filtering out nodes with/without a specific tag. To do this, navigate to the "Tags" tab in the search panel.
Here you will see a list of all of the tags in your graph. You can then toggle the visibility of specific tags or all tags in the graph together by clicking on the eye symbol next to a tag.
For tags which are currently not being shown, there will be a strike through the eye symbol next to them.
If you close the tag overview while tags are still hidden, you will receive a warning, if it was intentional, you can ignore it, but if not, you can click on the button at the bottom to show all tags again.
If you no longer wish to include a tag in the graph, you can also delete it from the "Tags" tab in the search panel. Simply click on the trashcan symbol next to a tag and it will be removed from all nodes in the graph and deleted out of the database.
To help reduce the number of nodes needed to provide answers to similar questions, you can also upload a table where all of the possible user inputs are given in one column and the corresponding output is given in a second. To do this, open the search panel and navigate to the "Tables" tab. Here you can upload a table in .csv format.
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As links often need to be updated more than other forms of data, you can also view all links that you have in the "Links" tab of the search panel. Here links are listed in alphabetical order based on what you entered as the link title. Similar to the search tab, clicking on an entry will take you to the node in the graph containing that link.
