Max Franz

> What about all the other, related properties, like background images?If you can’t use Figma, you’re welcome to upload pen and paper mockups, photographed with your mobile phone. @captain-Akshay, any...

I can imagine other use cases where the dev just wants the shape rotated -- and where having the images rotated would not be desirable. So, it's important that we...

Unless there's a clear use case for your proposed `edge-rotation`, how about we focus solely on `background-rotation` and `shape-rotation` for now?

Great. I look forward to seeing your PR. Best to start with `shape-rotation`, as `background-rotation` could be handled in a second PR.

1. Let's resolve all the comments. 2. Publishing your fork to something like `@foxtrot14/cytoscape-automove-esm-test` on npm would help to expediently validate that you've updated everything correctly.

Some notes re. [`cytoscape.js-automove-foxtrot`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/cytoscape.js-automove-foxtrot): It looks like the new build files are not included in your package. See: ```bash foxtrot-test % ls node_modules/cytoscape.js-automove-foxtrot LICENSE bower.json demo-multiple-mean.html package.json src README.md cytoscape-automove.js...

Note: ``` max@macbook cytoscape.js-automove % node --version v16.19.0 max@macbook cytoscape.js-automove % npm --version 8.19.3 max@macbook cytoscape.js-automove % ```

Let's expedite the review with some testing homework for you: (1) Create a new node project, i.e. npm init, and verify you can import and require your package. Both should...

The demo is this repo is an example of globals. For react, you can search github and find lots of examples.

> but i couldn't find examples using extensions along with them. Search for a particular extension and react, rather than cytoscape and react. In any case, it's just the import...