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⚡ Bolt: 최적화: NetworkGraph의 O(N) 배열 생성 방지 #1483

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3 changes: 3 additions & 0 deletions frontend/.Jules/bolt.md
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## 2025-05-24 - NetworkGraph O(N) array creation bounds
**Learning:** Using `Array.from(map.values()).slice(0, N)` creates an array of the entire map in memory (O(N) operations) before truncating it. This can block the main thread and consume significant memory for large datasets in React components when we only need a few items.
**Action:** Replace `Array.from(iterable).slice(0, N)` with a bounded `for...of` loop that breaks early when the desired number of items is reached, keeping the complexity O(1).
49 changes: 35 additions & 14 deletions frontend/src/components/NetworkGraph.tsx
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}, [nodes, edges, nodeMap, edgeMap]);

// ⚡ Bolt: Replace O(N) array mapping and filtering with O(1) bounded iteration
// 🎯 Why: Mapping and filtering the entire node array blocks the main thread for large graphs when we only need 5 labels
const nodeLabels = useMemo(() => {
return nodes
.map((node) => String(node.label ?? node.id))
.filter(Boolean)
.slice(0, 5);
const labels = [];
for (const node of nodes) {
if (labels.length >= 5) break;
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Bound the nodeLabels source scan or correct the performance claim.

The break condition limits the number of collected labels, not the number of nodes visited. If fewer than five labels are non-empty, this loop still scans all of nodes, so large sparse graphs retain O(N) traversal and do not meet the documented bounded-iteration objective. If labels are guaranteed to be non-empty, enforce that invariant and stop after five source nodes; otherwise document and test the remaining full-scan case.

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In `@frontend/src/components/NetworkGraph.tsx` around lines 284 - 285, Update the
node-label collection loop around the nodes iteration so it stops after
examining five source nodes, not merely after collecting five labels; preserve
the non-empty-label handling and ensure the implementation or documentation
accurately reflects behavior when sparse nodes produce fewer than five labels.

const label = String(node.label ?? node.id);
if (label) labels.push(label);
}
return labels;
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📝 Info: Label filtering semantics remain unchanged

nodeLabels stops after five accepted labels, preserving filter-before-slice behavior when earlier nodes yield empty strings.

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}, [nodes]);

const firstEdge = edges[0] ?? null;
// ⚡ Bolt: Replace O(N) Array.from().slice() with O(1) bounded iteration
// 🎯 Why: Converting the entire map to an array blocks the main thread for large graphs when we only need 5 items
const relationshipOptions = useMemo(() => {
return Array.from(edgeMap.values()).slice(0, 5).map((edge, index) => ({
edge,
id: String(edge.id),
label: `관계 ${index + 1}: ${describeEdge(edge, nodeMap)}`,
}));
const options = [];
let index = 0;
for (const edge of edgeMap.values()) {
if (options.length >= 5) break;
options.push({
edge,
id: String(edge.id),
label: `관계 ${index + 1}: ${describeEdge(edge, nodeMap)}`,
});
index++;
}
return options;
}, [edgeMap, nodeMap]);

// ⚡ Bolt: Replace O(N) Array.from().slice() with O(1) bounded iteration
// 🎯 Why: Converting the entire map to an array blocks the main thread for large graphs when we only need 8 items
const nodeOptions = useMemo(() => {
return Array.from(nodeInstanceMap.values()).slice(0, 8).map((node) => ({
id: String(node.id),
label: `노드: ${String(node.label ?? node.id)}`,
node,
}));
const options = [];
for (const node of nodeInstanceMap.values()) {
if (options.length >= 8) break;
options.push({
id: String(node.id),
label: `노드: ${String(node.label ?? node.id)}`,
node,
});
}
return options;
}, [nodeInstanceMap]);
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📝 Info: First-wins option order is preserved

Both option loops retain Map insertion order and first-record collision handling. The same first five relationships and eight nodes remain selectable.

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const selectRelationship = (edge: Edge, status: string) => {
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