Pagination component - #4299
Pagination component#4299
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a new ChangesPagination component
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Consumer
participant Pagination
participant GoToPageEvent
Consumer->>Pagination: Select page or navigation control
Pagination->>GoToPageEvent: Emit navigation details
GoToPageEvent-->>Consumer: Deliver page and offset
Consumer->>Pagination: Apply controlled page state
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In `@src/components/pagination/pagination.tsx`:
- Around line 275-288: Update the render method around the nav and live-region
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top-level JSX elements, remove their hardcoded key props, and import Host from
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Report where the user is in a set of results, and move them somewhere else in it. The component loads nothing and moves nothing. You give it a page and a total; when someone picks a page it emits `goToPage`, carrying the `offset` and `limit` that page needs, and waits. Setting `page` is what moves it, and not setting `page` is how a consumer declines — a load that failed leaves the control showing the page the user is actually looking at, with nothing to put back. This is the contract `limel-checkbox` already has, where a `change` the consumer ignores leaves the box as it was. The one thing it decides for itself is a page that does not exist. It cannot render page 9 of a two-page set whatever it is told, so it shows the nearest page that does and emits, with `reason: 'clamped'` to separate that from a page the user chose. A correction is not a navigation, and a consumer that writes the page into the URL should not push a history entry for one. It only asserts that correction when it has a count of its own: while a new one is in flight it holds the shape it last knew, and a stale shape is not evidence that the consumer's page is wrong. The event is `goToPage` rather than `changePage` because `limel-table` already emits a `changePage` carrying a plain number, and the two would be indistinguishable to a table's own consumers the day a pagination is rendered inside one. Landing it whole rather than in parts, since a new component is not useful to review without the examples and tests that show what it does. This first version covers the numbers form for sources that can count. Held back deliberately, each because it would widen the API before anything has used the narrow one: the counter and dots variants along with the `variant` property that selects them, jump-to-page from the ellipsis, and support for sources that can never report a total. The page count is derived from `totalItems` and `pageSize`; there is no `totalPages` property, because two numbers already determine the third and a third way to say it is only a way to disagree with yourself. Rows per page is read-only here — it belongs beside whatever else a consumer lets people configure, not inside a navigation control. The first and last pages are always rendered, so both ends of the set are one click away without separate first and last buttons, which would have to be inferred from a glyph rather than read as a number. The window is a constant seven positions wide, counting page numbers and gap markers together, so the control does not change width as the user pages through a set. Plain tab stops rather than a roving tabindex. Roving belongs to composite widgets, where the children are options within one control; this is a navigation region whose buttons are independent destinations, and the library already splits on that line with limel-tab-bar roving and limel-breadcrumbs not. Under roving, nothing on screen tells a keyboard user to press the arrow keys, so the reasonable conclusion is that the other pages cannot be reached at all. A page change is announced through a visually hidden live region, because with no inline readout there is nothing else that would report it. It speaks when the items the page holds change, not merely when the number does: a page size that doubles leaves the user on page 3 of a different set. The range each page holds is carried by its tooltip rather than by a readout beside the navigation, which keeps the control to one row of targets. Tooltip ids are per slot rather than per page number, because limel-tooltip resolves its owner element once when it connects and never looks again — a page number moves between slots as the user navigates, a slot does not. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Consolidated PR ReviewPR SummaryReview tier: Full — 2502 changed lines across 23 files after noise filtering, nothing filtered out, no security-sensitive paths; six reviewers ran (Backward Compatibility, Code Quality, Observability and Performance on Merge Readiness — READY TO MERGE ✅The review found no blockers: the PR is purely additive, touches only
One change in this SHA did not come from these agents: Dimensions1. Backward Compatibility — GOOD ✅Nothing existing is removed, renamed or re-typed; the only two new flat exports, What works well: Issues: None. 2. Code Quality — GOOD ✅ (was NEEDS ATTENTION)Issues:
What works well: Each spec case says what would break if it were wrong; the numeric edges that bite ( Minor nits:
3. Architecture — GOOD ✅ (was NEEDS ATTENTION)Issues:
What works well: The component owns no navigation state and Minor nits:
4. Security — GOOD ✅Every string reaches the DOM through JSX text nodes and attributes, and all numeric props are gated by What works well: Issues: None. 5. Observability — GOOD ✅ (was NEEDS ATTENTION)Issues:
What works well: The Minor nits:
6. Performance — GOOD ✅Fixed-size slot allocation, once-bound handlers and a cached What works well: Minor nits:
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Verified after the fixes: 1320 spec tests (81 on pagination), 16 example tests, eslint clean, and |
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fix #4296
Report where the user is in a set of results, and move them somewhere else in it. The component loads nothing: it emits the page the user asked for, along with the offset and limit that page needs, and the consumer decides what that means.
Landing it whole rather than in parts, since a new component is not useful to review without the examples and tests that show what it does.
This first version covers the numbers form for sources that can count. Held back deliberately, each because it would widen the API before anything has used the narrow one: the counter and dots variants along with the
variantproperty that selects them, jump-to-page from the ellipsis, and support for sources that can never report a total.The page count is derived from
totalItemsandpageSize; there is nototalPagesproperty, because two numbers already determine the third and a third way to say it is only a way to disagree with yourself. Rows per page is read-only here — it belongs beside whatever else a consumer lets people configure, not inside a navigation control.The first and last pages are always rendered, so both ends of the set are one click away without separate first and last buttons, which would have to be inferred from a glyph rather than read as a number.
Plain tab stops rather than a roving tabindex. Roving belongs to composite widgets, where the children are options within one control; this is a navigation region whose buttons are independent destinations, and the library already splits on that line with limel-tab-bar roving and limel-breadcrumbs not. Under roving, nothing on screen tells a keyboard user to press the arrow keys, so the reasonable conclusion is that the other pages cannot be reached at all.
The range each page holds is carried by its tooltip rather than by a readout beside the navigation, which keeps the control to one row of targets. Tooltip ids are per slot rather than per page number, because limel-tooltip resolves its owner element once when it connects and never looks again — a page number moves between slots as the user navigates, a slot does not.
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