Using libavoid algorithm in jointjs is too laggy

[Gao-Jiazhi]

Introduction

Hello, I have purchased jointjs+, but during use, I noticed that you replaced the built-in routing algorithm with the libavoid algorithm. Referring to this example at https://www.jointjs.com/demos/libavoid-standalone-link-routing, I implemented the code. However, when there are many elements on the page, moving elements becomes very sluggish. Is there any way to optimize it? I stumbled upon this example at https://changelog.jointjs.com/rappid/examples/libavoid-ww/, but I can't find the implementation code. When there are many elements on the page, moving elements doesn't cause sluggishness. Could you tell me how this example is implemented? Looking forward to your reply, thank you

Steps to reproduce

Hello, I have purchased jointjs+, but during use, I noticed that you replaced the built-in routing algorithm with the libavoid algorithm. Referring to this example at https://www.jointjs.com/demos/libavoid-standalone-link-routing, I implemented the code. However, when there are many elements on the page, moving elements becomes very sluggish. Is there any way to optimize it? I stumbled upon this example at https://changelog.jointjs.com/rappid/examples/libavoid-ww/, but I can't find the implementation code. When there are many elements on the page, moving elements doesn't cause sluggishness. Could you tell me how this example is implemented? Looking forward to your reply, thank you

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Does your question relate to JointJS or JointJS+. Select both if applicable.

JointJS, JointJS+

[kumilingus]

The libavoid router can also run inside a web worker. See libavoid-standandalone-link-routing for examples of both browser and web worker implementations.

To run the web worker version:

npx @joint/cli download libavoid-standalone-link-routing/js
cd libavoid-standalone-link-routing/js
npm install
npm run start-web-worker