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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request introduces a complete Pagination component feature including a custom hook for computing pagination navigation items, TypeScript type definitions, comprehensive test coverage, Storybook documentation, and documentation for integration with React Router. The component is exported through the package barrel. Changes
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src/tedi/components/navigation/pagination/pagination.tsx (1)
105-158: Optional: drop theas numbercast via discriminated narrowing.
PaginationItemis a discriminated union, so onceitem.type === 'page'is checked, TS can narrowpagetonumberwithout a cast. Replacing the trailingelsewith an explicitif (item.type === 'page')(and an exhaustive default) preserves full type safety and removes the assertion on line 137.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/tedi/components/navigation/pagination/pagination.tsx` around lines 105 - 158, The map callback currently falls through to a non-discriminated branch and uses a cast "item.page as number"; change the final else into an explicit if (item.type === 'page') branch so TypeScript narrows PaginationItem and you can use const pageNumber = item.page without the cast, then add an exhaustive default (e.g., throw new Error or return null) to satisfy exhaustiveness; update the branch that uses pageNumber, mergedLabels, and handlePageChange accordingly so no "as number" assertion remains.src/tedi/components/navigation/pagination/pagination.spec.tsx (1)
244-253: Prefer semantic queries overdata-nameselectors.Both assertions look up the root via
container.querySelector('[data-name="tedi-pagination"]'). Querying the<nav>bygetByRole('navigation', { name: /Pagination/i })(or by the surrounding region) keeps the test aligned with the project's "semantic queries" guideline. Class-name string matching is also brittle to CSS Modules hashing — consider asserting on rendered styles or the size class via a stable hook (e.g., a serializable size attribute) if you need to verify size wiring.As per coding guidelines: "Use semantic queries in tests (
getByRole,getByLabelText) instead of non-semantic queries (getByTestId)."🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/tedi/components/navigation/pagination/pagination.spec.tsx` around lines 244 - 253, Replace non-semantic container.querySelector('[data-name="tedi-pagination"]') lookups in pagination.spec.tsx with semantic queries from the render result, e.g., use getByRole('navigation', { name: /Pagination/i }) (or screen.getByRole) to locate the Pagination root; for the size assertion avoid brittle class string matching — either assert a stable serialized hook the component exposes (e.g., a data-size or aria attribute like data-size="medium" or aria-valuetext), or assert on a deterministic style/behavior (rendered CSS property or presence of a specific child element) instead of relying on CSS- module-hashed class names; update the two tests referencing Pagination to use getByRole and to check a stable size indicator (or rendered style) rather than matching className.src/tedi/components/navigation/pagination/pagination.types.ts (1)
79-79: ConsiderReadonlyArray<number>forpageSizeOptionsUsing a readonly array here improves API ergonomics (accepts
as constarrays) and discourages accidental mutation of caller-provided options.♻️ Suggested refactor
- pageSizeOptions?: number[]; + pageSizeOptions?: ReadonlyArray<number>;As per coding guidelines, component APIs should use robust typings and avoid weakly constrained patterns where stronger typing is straightforward.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/tedi/components/navigation/pagination/pagination.types.ts` at line 79, Update the pagination API to use an immutable type for the pageSizeOptions property: replace the mutable array type currently declared as pageSizeOptions?: number[] in pagination.types (the pageSizeOptions property in the Pagination props/type) with pageSizeOptions?: ReadonlyArray<number> so callers can pass `as const` arrays and accidental mutation of caller-provided arrays is discouraged; ensure any internal usage treats the value as readonly (or copies it when mutation is needed).
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@src/tedi/components/navigation/pagination/pagination.module.scss`:
- Around line 64-126: The buttons collapse because .tedi-pagination__button uses
--pagination-button-size which is never defined for different sizes; update the
size modifiers (e.g., .tedi-pagination--medium and add .tedi-pagination--small)
to set --pagination-button-size to the appropriate token instead of hardcoding
min-width/height in .tedi-pagination--medium, so .tedi-pagination__button
consumes that custom property for all sizes (refer to .tedi-pagination__button,
.tedi-pagination--medium and add .tedi-pagination--small).
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Nitpick comments:
In `@src/tedi/components/navigation/pagination/pagination.spec.tsx`:
- Around line 244-253: Replace non-semantic
container.querySelector('[data-name="tedi-pagination"]') lookups in
pagination.spec.tsx with semantic queries from the render result, e.g., use
getByRole('navigation', { name: /Pagination/i }) (or screen.getByRole) to locate
the Pagination root; for the size assertion avoid brittle class string matching
— either assert a stable serialized hook the component exposes (e.g., a
data-size or aria attribute like data-size="medium" or aria-valuetext), or
assert on a deterministic style/behavior (rendered CSS property or presence of a
specific child element) instead of relying on CSS- module-hashed class names;
update the two tests referencing Pagination to use getByRole and to check a
stable size indicator (or rendered style) rather than matching className.
In `@src/tedi/components/navigation/pagination/pagination.tsx`:
- Around line 105-158: The map callback currently falls through to a
non-discriminated branch and uses a cast "item.page as number"; change the final
else into an explicit if (item.type === 'page') branch so TypeScript narrows
PaginationItem and you can use const pageNumber = item.page without the cast,
then add an exhaustive default (e.g., throw new Error or return null) to satisfy
exhaustiveness; update the branch that uses pageNumber, mergedLabels, and
handlePageChange accordingly so no "as number" assertion remains.
In `@src/tedi/components/navigation/pagination/pagination.types.ts`:
- Line 79: Update the pagination API to use an immutable type for the
pageSizeOptions property: replace the mutable array type currently declared as
pageSizeOptions?: number[] in pagination.types (the pageSizeOptions property in
the Pagination props/type) with pageSizeOptions?: ReadonlyArray<number> so
callers can pass `as const` arrays and accidental mutation of caller-provided
arrays is discouraged; ensure any internal usage treats the value as readonly
(or copies it when mutation is needed).
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