How to Set the Cursor to the Diagram Node in Javascript?

To improve user experience in the Syncfusion® JavaScript Diagram by dynamically changing the cursor style based on user interactions, specifically changing to a pointer when hovering over nodes and to a grabbing hand when hovering over empty spaces.

onmousemove event changes the cursor style based on the mouse position.
If the mouse is over a node, the cursor changes to a pointer .
If the mouse is over the empty space of the diagram, the cursor changes to grabbing, indicating that the diagram can be panned.

document.getElementById("diagram").onmousemove = function onMouseMove(args) {
   var diagramCanvas = document.getElementById(diagram.element.id + 'content');
   if ((args.target).id != 'diagram_diagramLayer_svg') {
       diagramCanvas.style.cursor = 'pointer';
   }
   else {
       diagramCanvas.style.cursor = 'grabbing';
   }
} 

Sample:
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Conclusion
I hope you enjoyed learning how to set the cursor to the Diagram node in Javascript.

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