optimized DataPool node performance #43
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Describe your changes
Optimization of DataPool node performance by implementing a preview system for table display. This reduces data transfer for the display portion of DataPool functionality, while interaction processing still requires full dataset transfer to frontend.
Scope of Changes:
Note: This is a partial solution to issue #39. The complete solution would require moving interaction processing to the backend, which seemed too complex without having more clarity from the team. This change provides immediate performance improvement for display while preserving all existing functionality. I will be working on moving interaction processing to the backend and adding unit tests for DataPoolBox.tsx soon!
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Parts of Curio impacted by this PR:
Testing
Unit Tests
Manual Testing (please provide details below)
Verified table display shows identical appearance to before (first 100 rows)
Confirmed all interactions and node-to-node communication preserved
Ran the manual tests in /tests directory
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tests/
folder into Curio, ran all the nodes one by one, and checked that they run without errors and give the expected results