Connection
The connection line drawn while dragging from a handle.
import { Connection } from "@cynco-labs/ui/ai"; Example
import {
Canvas,
Connection,
Edge,
Node,
NodeContent,
NodeDescription,
NodeHeader,
NodeTitle,
Panel,
} from "@cynco-labs/ui/ai";
const NT = {
card: (p) => (
<Node handles={{ target: true, source: true }}>
<NodeHeader>
<NodeTitle>{p.data.title}</NodeTitle>
<NodeDescription>{p.data.sub}</NodeDescription>
</NodeHeader>
<NodeContent className="text-body">{p.data.body}</NodeContent>
</Node>
),
};
const ET = { animated: Edge.Animated, temporary: Edge.Temporary };
const nodes = [
{
id: "a",
type: "card",
position: { x: 0, y: 0 },
data: { title: "Import statement", sub: "Maybank · Oct 2026", body: "142 lines" },
},
{
id: "b",
type: "card",
position: { x: 560, y: 160 },
data: {
title: "Match to invoices",
sub: "AI categorisation",
body: "128 matched · 14 to review",
},
},
];
const edges = [{ id: "e", source: "a", target: "b", type: "animated" }];
export default function ConnectionDemo() {
return (
<div style={{ height: 180 }} className="rounded-lg border">
<Canvas nodes={nodes} edges={[]} nodeTypes={NT} connectionLineComponent={Connection} fitView>
<Panel position="top-left">
<span className="text-body-secondary px-1">Drag from a handle to draw a connection</span>
</Panel>
</Canvas>
</div>
);
} Use
Pass as the Canvas connectionLineComponent.
Props
Nothing — React Flow supplies the coordinates.
Notes
Only visible during a drag.