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What is the current behavior?

Issue Number: #3082 #3083

What is the new behavior?

  1. responsive align prop
  2. update size docs as enum
  3. add unit cases

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  • Refactor
    • Enhanced the Pager component’s alignment to update reactively, ensuring that configuration changes are reflected instantly.
    • Improved validation for sizing and alignment options for a more robust and consistent user experience.

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This pull request updates the pager component by modifying the string formatting of the size property, enhancing the reactivity of the align property by wrapping its logic in a computed function, and refining property validations. Additionally, it removes an outdated test file and introduces a new, comprehensive test suite for the Pager component covering various events, layouts, and props. Finally, it improves type safety by adding a validator for the size property and updating the type annotation for the align property in the pager props.

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File(s) Change Summary
examples/.../pager.js Updated size property: changed string formatting from 'mini' (single quotes) to "mini" (double quotes).
packages/renderless/.../vue.ts Wrapped the assignment of the align property in a computed function to ensure reactive updates.
packages/vue/.../__test__/pager.test.tsx, packages/vue/.../__tests__/pager.test.tsx Removed an obsolete test file and introduced a new test suite with test cases for basic rendering, event emission (current-change, next-click, etc.), layout customization, and reactive behavior of the pager component.
packages/vue/.../src/index.ts Added a validator for the size property (allowing only 'mini' or an empty string) and updated the type annotation for the align property validator.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Test as Test Suite
    participant Pager as Pager Component
    participant Computed as Computed Align State

    Test->>Pager: Mount Pager with initial props
    Pager->>Computed: Evaluate `align` using computed function
    Computed-->>Pager: Return reactive align value
    Pager->>Test: Render component & emit events (e.g., current-change)
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examples/sites/demos/apis/pager.js (1)

239-241: Documentation format consistency for pager size property

The change from type: "'mini'" to type: '"mini"' helps maintain consistency in the documentation format for enumerations. This matches the validator implementation in index.ts that enforces size to be either 'mini' or an empty string.

packages/renderless/src/pager/vue.ts (1)

96-96: Great enhancement to align property's reactivity

Converting the align property to a computed function properly handles reactivity when props.align or designConfig?.state?.align changes. The alignment will now dynamically update if those dependencies change.

packages/vue/src/pager/src/index.ts (2)

61-64: Size validator implementation ensures proper values

Adding a validator for the size property ensures it only accepts valid values ('mini' or empty string), which helps prevent potential runtime errors from invalid inputs and makes the API more robust.


65-68: Type annotation improves code clarity

Adding the explicit type annotation (value: string) to the align validator improves type safety and makes the code more readable. This change is aligned with the reactive align property change in the renderless file.

packages/vue/src/pager/__tests__/pager.test.tsx (13)

1-5: Comprehensive test setup with proper imports

The imports are well-structured, bringing in necessary testing utilities and the Pager component to be tested.


6-14: Good foundational test for basic functionality

The basic test ensures the pager renders with essential elements (prev button, pager group, and next button), providing a solid foundation for the test suite.


16-22: Event testing covers critical user interactions

Testing the current-change event when clicking the next button verifies the component properly emits events when the page changes.


24-32: Layout test ensures custom configurations work as expected

This test verifies the component correctly renders custom layouts and properly handles default slots, which is essential for component customization.


34-56: Excellent test coverage for align property's reactivity

The test suite thoroughly verifies both static alignment values and reactive alignment changes. This directly validates the computed function enhancement made in the renderless file.


58-62: Placeholder tests for future implementation

Using test.todo() for mode tests is a good approach to document what still needs to be tested in the future.


63-72: Size change event test is appropriately skipped

The test for size-change event is skipped, likely because it requires more complex DOM manipulation that's difficult to test in the current environment. The implementation looks reasonable and can be enabled when the testing infrastructure supports it.


74-87: Event coverage for navigation actions

Tests for prev-click and next-click events cover the pagination navigation actions, though the prev-click test is skipped.


89-103: Comprehensive testing of before-page-change behavior

The tests verify both the enabled and disabled states of the isBeforePageChange property, ensuring the event fires only when expected.


105-114: Props for DOM manipulation are well tested

Testing popperAppendToBody and popperClass properties ensures the component correctly handles DOM element placement and custom CSS classes.


116-129: Configuration tests validate core pager functionality

Tests for pagerCount, pageSize, and hideOnSinglePage validate that these configuration options work as expected, affecting the rendered output appropriately.


131-135: Text customization tests

The test validates that custom text can be properly set for the prev and next buttons, which is important for internationalization and customization.


137-147: Size and disabled state tests

Tests for the size property validate the 'mini' option works correctly, and the disabled state test ensures the component properly reflects its disabled status in the UI.

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This pull request addresses a bug fix in the pager component, specifically resolving issues with the responsive alignment property and updating the size documentation to use an enum. It also includes the addition of unit test cases to ensure the changes are functioning as expected.

Changes

File Summary
examples/sites/demos/apis/pager.js Fixed type definition for size property.
packages/renderless/src/pager/vue.ts Changed align property to be computed for reactivity.
packages/vue/src/pager/__test__/pager.test.tsx Removed old test cases.
packages/vue/src/pager/__tests__/pager.test.tsx Added new test cases for pager component, including alignment and size changes.
packages/vue/src/pager/src/index.ts Added validators for size and align properties.

internalPageCount: computed(() => api.computedInternalPageCount()),
showJumperSuffix: designConfig?.state?.showJumperSuffix ?? true,
align: props.align || designConfig?.state?.align || 'right',
align: computed(() => props.align || designConfig?.state?.align || 'right'),

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Changing align to a computed property ensures that it reacts to changes in props.align or designConfig.state.align. This is a crucial fix for maintaining responsive alignment functionality.

@zzcr zzcr merged commit 0ddaf60 into opentiny:dev Mar 10, 2025
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