The overflow-hidden added to the BaseNode root (to tame the oversized 16px
NodeResizer handles) also clipped the connection handles, which sit centred on
the node edge with half their box outside it. CSS overflow:hidden disables
pointer events in the clipped region, so the outer half of every handle — the
side an edge approaches from — became non-interactive, halving the magnet area.
- Remove overflow-hidden from the BaseNode root so handles stay fully grabbable.
- Shrink the NodeResizer handles 16px -> 8px (rounded): the reason the clip was
added in the first place, so the resizer no longer looks oversized when zoomed
out without relying on clipping.
- Enlarge the invisible target (magnet) hit area 12px -> 20px.
- Set connectionRadius={30} on ReactFlow for stronger distance-based snapping.
ha-relevant: yes
Removing overflow-hidden from the BaseNode root un-clipped the NodeResizer
handles, making them huge (especially when zoomed out). Clipping was never what
made left/right connection points fail — that was backend persistence (fixed
separately) — and top/bottom handles have always worked while clipped. Restore
overflow-hidden so the resizer looks correct; side handles still work.
ha-relevant: yes
- NodeModal: widen to max-w-3xl; split into Information (left) and Design
(right) columns with headers; Notes moved to left as a resizable textarea
- Connection Points: spatial cross of -/N/+ steppers around a node preview
(replaces the four stacked sliders)
- BaseNode: drop overflow-hidden from the node root so left/right handles are
no longer clipped to an ungrabbable sliver (inner sections keep their own
clipping; rounded corners preserved)
ha-relevant: yes
Generalize the bottom-only handle machinery to all four sides. Top/Bottom
keep their single-handle default; Left/Right are opt-in (default 0) so
existing diagrams render unchanged. Handle IDs stay keyed off the bare side
name at slot 0, keeping saved edges valid.
- handleUtils: side-generic API (handleId, handlePositions, clampHandles,
sideDefault, removedHandleIds, sideHandleCount); legacy bottom fns kept as
delegating aliases
- BaseNode + ProxmoxGroupNode render all sides via new shared SideHandles
- updateNode remaps edges on any side's shrink (fallback to slot-0 / bottom)
- serializer round-trips top/left/right_handles
- NodeModal: spatial cross of -/N/+ steppers around a node preview, replacing
the four stacked sliders; seeds per-type defaults
- CustomStyleModal: per-type default connection points per side
ha-relevant: yes
Adds optional live status checking per service (not just per node),
requested as a follow-up to issue #196.
Backend:
- New check_service / check_services: HTTP(S) GET for web services, TCP
connect otherwise; UDP and port-less non-web services stay 'unknown'.
- New scheduler job 'service_checks', independent interval (default 300s),
added/removed live via set_service_checks_enabled.
- Settings gain service_check_enabled + service_check_interval (>=30s),
persisted to scan_config.json. New WS message type 'service_status'.
Frontend:
- Live per-service status overlay in canvasStore (not persisted, so it
never round-trips through canvas save), fed by the WS message.
- DetailPanel + canvas node service rows: offline service turns red
(#f85149), otherwise keeps its category colour.
- SettingsModal: toggle + interval input (default 300s / 5 min).
Off by default — no behaviour change until enabled.
ha-relevant: yes
Issue #20: bump MAX_BOTTOM_HANDLES 48 -> 64 (covers 48+4 SFP switches) and add
a per-node "Show Port Numbers" toggle that labels each bottom connection point.
Issue #21: add `fibre` as a first-class edge/connection type (bright cyan with a
subtle glow) alongside ethernet/wifi/iot/vlan/virtual/cluster - selectable in the
edge modal, themeable, registered in the React Flow edgeTypes registry, and
round-tripped through YAML import/export.
Backport of homelable-hacs PR #23.
ha-relevant: yes
Add a second tab in the node Icon picker to choose from the ~2250 brand
icons hosted by homarr-labs/dashboard-icons (Plex, Sonarr, Home
Assistant, etc.) served via jsDelivr CDN. The Generic tab keeps the
existing lucide picker unchanged.
Storage uses a 'brand:<slug>' prefix on custom_icon, so existing nodes
referencing lucide keys keep working with zero migration. A new
resolveCustomIcon helper returns a discriminated union (lucide | brand)
and a NodeIcon component centralizes rendering for both kinds.
Includes a manifest fetch script (scripts/fetch-dashboard-icons.mjs)
and a checked-in dashboardIcons.json snapshot.
Replaces the 4-option dropdown with a 1..48 slider. Existing handle IDs
('bottom', 'bottom-2'..'bottom-4') are preserved and the hand-tuned pixel
positions for counts 1..4 are locked in (regression-tested) so saved
canvases render identically. Counts >=5 use uniform spacing; node card
auto-grows in width so handles stay clickable. Existing edge-remap on
shrink scales unchanged thanks to its index-based loop.
ha-relevant: yes
Proxmox nodes with container_mode=false fell through both width conditions
in deserializeApiNode and got no explicit width on reload, causing RF to
auto-size to content width and ignoring the user's manual resize.
- canvasSerializer: unified width restore logic — saved width applies to all
node types; proxmox container_mode defaults (300x200) only kick in when
no saved width exists
- BaseNode: add overflow-hidden + min-w-0 to properties row so truncate
actually clips long values instead of expanding the node
- maskIp handles IPv6 addresses (masks second and last group)
- maskIp handles comma-separated IP strings (masks each address)
- Add splitIps() helper to parse comma-separated IP field
- Add primaryIp() helper used by status checker (first IP wins)
- BaseNode renders each IP on its own line when comma-separated
- NodeModal placeholder shows comma-separated example
- Backend status_checker uses only first IP for connectivity checks
- Expand maskIp test suite: IPv6, comma-separated, splitIps, primaryIp
- Add resolvePropertyIcon mock to BaseNode tests
- Reset mockZoom in top-level beforeEach to prevent test bleed
- Use prop.key instead of index as list key in BaseNode properties
- Extract isValidConnection into useCallback in CanvasContainer
- Wrap borderWidth in useMemo to avoid re-computing on unrelated renders
- Replace hardcoded 1px in boxShadow with borderWidth so glow ring
matches border thickness at all zoom levels
- Add useViewport mock + 4 zoom-scaling tests to BaseNode.test.tsx
Add NodeResizer to BaseNode so users can drag corners to resize any node.
Persist width/height through the full stack: DB model, schemas, canvas
save/load route, and migration for existing databases.
Add tests covering save, update, clear, and load of node dimensions.
- Add hideIp / toggleHideIp to canvasStore (UI-only, not persisted)
- Add maskIp util: 192.168.1.115 → 192.168.XX.XX (non-IPv4 passthrough)
- BaseNode reads hideIp from store and masks last two octets when active
- Sidebar shows Eye/EyeOff toggle below Scan Network, highlights when active
- Add custom SVG favicon and Logo component (house + network nodes motif)
- Update page title to Homelable with meta description
- Show Logo in sidebar header and toolbar
- Add theme store and ThemeModal for canvas style switching
- Refactor node colors and edge styles for theme support
source handles: visible, can initiate drag from top or bottom
target handles: invisible (opacity:0, 12x12px), overlap the source at same
position — React Flow detects them for snapping and shows visual feedback
without the user seeing a second dot. Ensures bottom→top connections work.
connectionMode=loose alone does not reliably make source handles act as
drop targets. Each position now has both a source handle (to initiate
drag) and a target handle (to receive drops). They overlap visually as
one dot but support full bidirectional connections.
React Flow only allows initiating a drag from type=source handles.
Top handles were type=target so users could never start a connection
from the top of any node. With connectionMode=loose, source-to-source
connections are already allowed, so all handles can now be source.
- Add 65+ icons across 7 categories (Infrastructure, Media, Monitoring,
Storage, Security, Automation, Dev & Containers, Communications) covering
popular self-hosted apps: Home Assistant, Jellyfin, Plex, Grafana, Portainer,
Pi-hole, Vaultwarden, Gitea, Nextcloud, Node-RED, Frigate, etc.
- New nodeIcons.ts utility with ICON_REGISTRY, ICON_MAP and resolveNodeIcon()
- Inline icon picker in NodeModal: collapsible panel with search + grid grouped
by category; click to select, click again or Reset to revert to type default
- BaseNode uses resolveNodeIcon() so custom icon renders live on canvas
- Add custom_icon field to NodeData type, NodeBase/NodeUpdate schemas, Node ORM
model, and database.py idempotent ALTER TABLE migration
- Add resolveNodeColors() utility merging type defaults with per-node overrides
- Default colors per node type (cyan=isp/router/lxc/ap, green=switch/nas,
purple=server/vm, orange=proxmox, amber=iot, gray=generic)
- Remove glowColor prop from BaseNode — colors now come from node data
- ProxmoxGroupNode uses resolveNodeColors for group border/header/icon
- NodeModal: Appearance section with 3 color swatches (border, background, icon)
— click swatch to open native color picker; Reset to defaults button
- custom_colors persisted as JSON in DB (backend model + schemas + migration)
- 7 new unit tests for resolveNodeColors covering all node types + partial overrides
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