graph TD
A[FlutterFlow Mobile App] -->|Login Request| B[Firebase Authentication]
B -->|Authentication Token| A
A -->|CRUD Operations| C[Cloud Firestore]
C -->|Real-time Updates| A
A -->|Upload Documents| D[Firebase Storage]
D -->|Reference URL| C
C -->|Data Change Trigger| E[Cloud Functions]
E -->|Schedule Notifications| F[Firebase Cloud Messaging]
F -->|Push Notifications| G[User Device]
C -->|Security Rules| C
C -->|Shared Data Access| A
E -->|Process Expiration Logic| E
A -->|Read Shared Warranties| C
classDef app fill:#81c784,stroke:#388e3c;
classDef service fill:#4db6ac,stroke:#00796b;
classDef storage fill:#ffb74d,stroke:#f57c00;
classDef ai fill:#ba68c8,stroke:#7b1fa2;
classDef auth fill:#f48fb1,stroke:#c2185b;
classDef external fill:#90caf9,stroke:#1976d2;
class A app;
class B auth;
class C,D storage;
class E,F service;
class G external;
i am getting this type of data to show a graph in my react web app. How can i show a graph from this data?
I'll help you create a React component to render Mermaid diagrams in your web app. Here's a complete solution that can display your FlutterFlow architecture diagram:
This solution provides:
mermaid library to parse and render diagramsThe component accepts your Mermaid syntax as a string prop:
<MermaidDiagram
chart={yourMermaidString}
className="custom-styling"
/>To use this in your project, you'll need to install the Mermaid library:
npm install mermaidThe component handles all the complexity of integrating Mermaid with React, including proper cleanup and re-rendering when the diagram data changes.
I'll add zoom and pan functionality to the Mermaid diagram component. This will allow users to interact with large diagrams more effectively.
transform-gpu for hardware accelerationThe enhanced component now provides a much more interactive experience for viewing complex diagrams like your FlutterFlow architecture!