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Example 1: Basic Branch Graph

The visualizer renders commit history as a directed acyclic graph. Here's what a typical feature branch workflow looks like:

* abc1234 (HEAD -> main, origin/main) Merge feature/add-search into main
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| * def5678 (feature/add-search) Add search result highlighting
| * ghi9012 Add search index to database
| * jkl3456 Create SearchService class
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* mno7890 Fix checkout total calculation bug
* pqr2345 Add user profile page
* stu6789 Initial commit

Each node shows the commit hash, branch labels, and message. Colored lines show branch divergence and merge points.

Example 2: GitFlow History Pattern

A repository using GitFlow shows a characteristic branching pattern:

* a1b2c3d (HEAD -> main) Merge release/v2.1.0 into main [tag: v2.1.0]
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| * b2c3d4e (release/v2.1.0) Bump version to 2.1.0
| * c3d4e5f Fix regression in payment module
|/|\
|  \  \
|   * d4e5f6 (feature/dark-mode) Add dark mode toggle
|   * e5f6g7 Add CSS variables for theming
|  /
* f6g7h8i Merge hotfix/v2.0.1 into main [tag: v2.0.1]
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| * g7h8i9j (hotfix/v2.0.1) Fix critical SQL injection vulnerability
|/
* h8i9j0k Merge release/v2.0.0 into main [tag: v2.0.0]

Example 3: Filtering by Author

Filter the graph to show only one developer's commits:

Filter: Author = "Alice"
Date range: 2025-01-01 to 2025-03-31

Results:
  * abc1234  Jan 15  feat(auth): add OAuth login with Google
  * def5678  Jan 22  fix(auth): handle missing email in OAuth response
  * ghi9012  Feb 03  refactor(auth): extract token validation into middleware
  * jkl3456  Feb 18  feat(auth): add two-factor authentication
  * mno7890  Mar 05  fix(auth): correct session expiry calculation
  * pqr2345  Mar 20  docs(auth): update authentication flow diagram

Total: 6 commits across 3 branches
Files most changed: src/auth/ (12 files), src/middleware/ (4 files)

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