The cytoscape layouts needed the headless mode to
compute the width and height correctly.
Now the layouts are working with these (computed) options.

somehow the merge from feat/schema-refactor did get a regression.

graph-layout's index.ts was not up to date and the node_module folder was accidentially commited.

Several (potentially even external) libraries might want
to use our mock data and some utils. I pulled them
out into a lib with a package.json

This reverts commit 2c26f4ed.

This feature introduces @graphpolaris/shared/graph-layout with
four layouts (circular, noverlap, random, forceatlas2)

Shows how to apply layouts to graphology graphs in the schema.

Provides schema, queryresult, etc. in one place

Need to add a authChanged hook.

Changes from web/components folder location  to just /components.
This change can be done since the app has now the prefix web-graphpolaris

To follow the convention outlined in https://medium.com/showpad-engineering/how-to-organize-and-name-applications-and-libraries-in-an-nx-monorepo-for-immediate-team-wide-9876510dbe28 we need to update the app names and prefix with the intended deployment environment (web, windows, react-native)

To follow the convention outlined in https://medium.com/showpad-engineering/how-to-organize-and-name-applications-and-libraries-in-an-nx-monorepo-for-immediate-team-wide-9876510dbe28 we need to update the app names and prefix with the intended deployment environment (web, windows, react-native)

This test failed until now to provide at storybook component as the redux store was not accessible.

rawjson was imported with capital letters, which did not work after refactoring to only lowercase filenamings

Changes the component folder and filenaming consistently to lowercase.

Provides one idea how to handle redux and data state driven testing in storybook. Adds three test cases (1) with data (2) without data both handled in redux, (3) loading with an animated spinner

nx g component creates components in app folder directly. We use web/components. Adapted accordingly.

The ReactJSONView was hardcoded into app.tsx and lives now in its own component.