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User->>limel-pagination: Select a page
limel-pagination->>limel-table: Emit goToPage
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This will also fix an old bug, where the scroll bar was placed below the floating action bar (due to this CSS hack), making it inaccessible for the end users who relied on it for scrolling sideways. This was basically one of the reasons why we added the shrink/exapnd button on the floating action bar.
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Declare the nullable totalRows contract.
The pending-count path represents the count as null and passes it to limel-pagination, whose public contract defines null as “the count has not arrived yet.” With totalRows: number, TypeScript consumers cannot provide that state to limel-table. Accept null and document it.
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- * on its way and the pagination keeps its shape until it arrives,
+ * Set it to `null` while the count is on its way. The pagination keeps its
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In `@src/components/table/table.tsx` around lines 112 - 120, Update the totalRows
prop declaration to accept number | null, and revise its documentation to
explicitly state that null represents a pending row count while pagination
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@Kiarokh and I weighed this one and decided against it deliberately — see What is deliberately not here in the PR description.
A Stencil @Prop does not only type the input. It types Components.LimelTable, and so HTMLLimelTableElement, so widening it widens the read position too and const n: number = el.totalRows stops compiling under strictNullChecks. That was verified against a real consumer build, not reasoned about:
Type 'number | null' is not assignable to type 'number'.
'el.totalRows' is possibly 'null'.
Nothing we can see would break — every known call site writes the prop rather than reading it — but a major version should carry something, and this one would carry only a type correction with no runtime consequence, while forcing every consumer on 40.x into a deliberate upgrade to pick up the pagination work.
The unknown state is still expressible, just derived rather than declared: a remote table with no total genuinely cannot know how many rows exist, so it says so. etc/lime-elements.api.md is byte-identical to main on this branch as a result.
You are right that number is the wrong type — the prop has no default, so an unset totalRows is already undefined at runtime and the declaration has always been unsound. It is tracked internally against the next major, with the migration note and the consumer changes written out.
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Preserve a zero row count.
0 is a valid supplied total, but this condition treats it as absent. In remote mode, a result set that shrinks to zero then becomes “unknown,” so updateMaxPage() leaves Tabulator on its stale maximum page. Test for undefined instead, so 0 produces zero pages and null remains unknown. Update the conflicting totalRows = 0 expectation in src/components/table/table.spec.ts.
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total-row check in the relevant table method to test for undefined rather than
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Good catch — there was a real bug here, though not quite the one described, and the suggested fix would have traded it for a worse one.
The bug is real. A remote set that shrinks to zero read as unknown, and limel-pagination holds its last known count while a total is in flight, so it went on offering the pages the old count had. Reproduced as an e2e test — on page 3 of 25 rows, then totalRows={0} with data={[]}:
AssertionError: expected [ '1', '2', '3' ] to deeply equal [ '1' ]
main got this right, so it was a regression, and the test now guards it.
The suggested fix would reintroduce what this change exists to fix. this.totalRows !== undefined makes 0 mean empty, and the consumer this is for — a system-health surface whose count getter returns 0 while it loads, with rows already on screen — would collapse to a single page on every refetch and spring back. That is the flicker, and it is why totalRows cannot simply test for undefined while it is typed number.
What it does instead is let the rows tell the two missing-total cases apart:
if (this.totalRows) {
return this.totalRows;
}
if (!this.isRemoteMode() || this.data.length === 0) {
return this.data.length;
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return null;Rows on screen with no total is a count that has not arrived. No rows and no total is an empty set — a count like any other. Both cases are covered by tests now: counts an emptied remote set as empty, not as unknown in the spec, and collapses to one page when a remote set is emptied in the e2e suite.
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this should have been public totalRows: number | null ;
But to avoid a breaking change in this PR, I made a new issue for later.
see https://github.com/Lundalogik/crm-client/issues/1340
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`render` read the total as `totalRows ?? data.length` and
`calculatePageCount` read it as `if (!total) total = data.length`, so an
explicit `totalRows={0}` meant an empty set to one and "however many rows
we hold" to the other: with 25 local rows and a page size of 10, one said
one page and the other said three. Both now read a single `rowCount`, so
the page count and the `has-pagination` class can never describe
different sets.
Resolving them makes room for a third state neither could express. A
remote table holds one page, so counting the rows it holds is not a count
at all — it makes every set exactly one page long, and a consumer whose
count is still on its way had no way to say so. `rowCount` returns `null`
there, and nothing downstream guesses from it: the page count is unknown,
`setMaxPage` is left alone, and the remote response reuses the max
Tabulator already has. Guessing any of them shrinks the set under a user
who is on a later page.
The rows it holds do still tell the two missing-total cases apart, and
that is what keeps a set that has emptied from reading as one that is
still loading. Rows on screen with no total is a count that has not
arrived; no rows and no total is an empty set, which is a count like any
other. Without the distinction a remote set filtered down to nothing
would go on offering the pages the old count had.
No prop changes type. `totalRows` stays `number`, and a remote consumer
says "not yet" the way it already could — by leaving it unset.
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Tabulator's pagination module keeps doing the work — slicing the rows, holding the page, deriving the max, sending the remote paging params. Only its rendered controls are suppressed, by handing it a `paginationElement` that is never added to the document, and `limel-pagination` is rendered in the table's own JSX in their place. The control is fed from Tabulator's page rather than from the `page` prop, so a click travels click → `setPage` → Tabulator pages → `pageLoaded` → the table records the page → the control follows, and the control never points at a page the table is not showing. `pageLoaded` records above its early return, or a remote table would never follow. `goToPage` bubbles and composes, so it is stopped at the table's boundary: it is not in `HTMLLimelTableElementEventMap`, so leaving it to escape would give consumers an event they can receive but cannot legitimately bind. `changePage` stays the table's one page-change event. Both `setPage` call sites now catch. It rejects a page outside `1..max` in local mode, and driving it from user clicks widens the window: the control derives its page count from `totalItems` while Tabulator derives `max` from the data it holds, so a consumer setting `totalRows` higher than `data.length` turns a click into an unhandled rejection. `--limel-table-single-page-paginator-display` follows the control it hides. The element it pointed at stops existing, and nothing would fail to build or test — the two CRM surfaces that use it would just silently regain a single-page paginator. First and last buttons go away as buttons. `limel-pagination` always renders page 1 and the last page as numbers, so both ends stay one click away and the targets say where they go rather than being decoded from an icon. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
About 140 lines making a third-party widget look like ours: the footer bar it sat in, the pill buttons, and some seventy lines drawing the first/prev/next/last arrows out of borders on `data-page` attributes. Tabulator still builds those controls, into a node that never reaches the document, so nothing styles them and nothing sees them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
In remote mode Tabulator rendered its paginator buttons from the `last_page` its ajax callback returned, not from `setMaxPage`, so a new `totalRows` or `pageSize` could only reach the buttons by forcing a whole `replaceData` round trip. That rebuilt every row, flickered, and lost the vertical scroll position, which the method then saved and restored by hand. `limel-pagination` derives its page count from a prop, so a new total is a re-render. `setMaxPage` still keeps Tabulator's own max in step, which is what range-checks `setPage` in local mode. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Tabulator puts its paginator in `.tabulator-footer`, which also holds the aggregates row, so showing the pagination above the table meant `order` on the footer — which dragged the aggregates up with it, which was then pushed back down with `position: absolute; bottom: 0`, which needed the row container to reserve the height it no longer took. The pagination is its own element now, so the location is `order` on that element alone. The footer stays where it is and the aggregates row is back in normal flow. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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pageSizeChanged()updates only the maximum page. WhenpageSizechanges from 10 to 20 while pagination remains enabled, callsetPageSize(20)so local Tabulator pagination does not continue slicing rows in groups of 10. When the change enables or disables pagination, callinit()to rebuild Tabulator with the current pagination options.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Use data.length before totalRows in local mode.
The current order lets totalRows override the local row count. With 10 local rows, pageSize={10}, and totalRows={20}, the paginator offers page 2, but Tabulator's local pagination can only show one page and refuses that request.
Return data.length before reading totalRows when mode is local.
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Closes #4303.
limel-tablerendered Tabulator's own paginator — a different control, a different keyboard model, a different visual language, and about 140 lines of SCSS spent making a third-party widget look like ours. It now renderslimel-pagination, and the table is no longer the last place in the library with a second paginator.No API change.
etc/lime-elements.api.mdis byte-identical tomain, so nothing here is breaking and no commit carries a footer. That was a deliberate revision — see what is deliberately not here.Tabulator keeps paging, only its control goes
Tabulator's pagination module stays on. It slices the rows, holds the page, derives the max and sends the remote paging params. Only its rendered buttons are suppressed, by handing it a
paginationElementthat is never added to the document —Page.jsassigns it as the paginator's container and then skipsfooterAppend, so the controls it builds exist in a node nobody sees.limel-paginationis rendered as a sibling of the Tabulator container in the table's own JSX, and it is fed Tabulator's page rather than the table'spageprop. A click travels click →setPage→ Tabulator pages →pageLoaded→ the table records the page → the control follows, so the control can never point at a page the table is not showing.pageLoadedrecords above its early return, or a remote table would never follow.Turning Tabulator's pagination off and slicing
datahere instead was the alternative. It would have meant reimplementing the local/remote split, the max-page derivation, the ajax paging params and thepageLoadedhook thatchangePageis built on — four chances to change behaviour a consumer depends on, against one that suppresses a view.The commits
renderread the total astotalRows ?? data.lengthandcalculatePageCountread it asif (!total) total = data.length, so an explicittotalRows={0}meant an empty set to one and "however many rows we hold" to the other — with 25 local rows and a page size of 10, one said one page and the other said three. Both now read a singlerowCount. Resolving them makes room for a third state neither could express: a remote table holds one page, so counting the rows it holds is not a count at all, androwCountreturnsnullthere. Nothing downstream guesses from that — the page count is unknown,setMaxPageis left alone, and the remote response reuses the max Tabulator already has.goToPagestopped at the table's boundary and bothsetPagecall sites catching.data-pageattributes.refreshRemotePaginator— in remote mode the buttons were built from thelast_pagethe ajax callback returned, so a newtotalRowscould only reach them by forcing a wholereplaceDataround trip, which rebuilt every row, flickered, and lost the scroll position the method then restored by hand. A control that derives its page count from a prop needs a re-render.paginationLocationorder workaround —orderon the footer dragged the aggregates row up with the paginator,position: absolute; bottom: 0pushed it back down, and the row container reserved the height it no longer took. The aggregates row is back in normal flow.What changes for users
First and last buttons go away as buttons.
limel-paginationrenders page 1 and the last page as numbers instead, so both ends stay one click away and the targets say where they go rather than being decoded from an icon. The···between them is a button too, opening a field for jumping to any page.A set that shrinks under the user moves them. Tabulator's remote path answered this by logging
Remote Pagination Error - Server returned last page value lower than the current pageand leaving them on a page that no longer exists. The control caps the page and emits, and the table follows. There is an e2e test for it.A remote table with no total stops claiming one page. It used to compute
ceil(data.length / pageSize)from a single page's worth of rows and render that as the page count. It now shows the page it is on and says nothing it cannot know — which is also what fixes the flicker for a consumer whose count is still in flight, with no change on their side.The bar at the bottom is no longer shaded. The pagination sat in
.tabulator-footer, which has a background; it is its own element now, and the top position was already transparent, so both positions look the same. Everything else — no "showing X of Y" readout, no rows-per-page selector — was already absent: Tabulator'spaginationCounterandpaginationSizeSelectorboth default tofalseand the table never set either.has-pagination-on-topis still honoured as a classPlacement is CSS
orderon the pagination element rather than where it sits in the JSX, becauselimec-table-viewandlimec-recently-deleted-tableboth setclass="has-pagination-on-top"on<limel-table>directly rather than using thepaginationLocationprop. Rendering in JSX order would have left both silently at the bottom. The prop sets the same class, so the two agree.What was checked
--limel-table-single-page-paginator-displayfollows the control it hides, keeping its name — its selector pointed at an element that stops existing, and nothing would have failed to build or test. Both CRM users of it were checked.limec-table-viewhides the single-page paginator for non-selectable Object Explorer widgets, and still does —has-paginationisfalsefor an unknown count, so an empty remote widget does not start showing one. The automations execution-order dialog sets it on tables with nopageSizeat all, where pagination is off and there has never been anything to hide.limec-system-health-table, which does usepaginationLocation="top", is unaffected.Rendered side by side against
mainat the bottom, at the top through the prop and through the legacy class, with aggregates, with selection, in low density, while loading, and with the single-page hatch set tonone. Spec and e2e suites pass on every commit; the table's accessibility and runtime example tests pass, and the axe baseline is unchanged.What is deliberately not here
totalRowsis not widened tonumber | null. An earlier revision of this branch did that, so a consumer mid-fetch could say the count had not arrived. It is the honest type — the prop has no default, so an unsettotalRowsis alreadyundefinedat runtime andnumberis already a lie — but a Stencil@Proptypes the read position too, soconst n: number = el.totalRowsstops compiling understrictNullChecks. Verified against a real consumer build, not in theory.Nothing we have would break: every
totalRowssite inlime-crm-componentsis a write, and the other CRM packages do not uselimel-tableat all. But a major should carry something, and that one would have carried only a type correction with no runtime consequence — in exchange for every consumer on 40.x needing a deliberate upgrade to pick up this work. Deriving the unknown state frommodegives the same capability for nothing.Tracked for the next major, with the migration note and the consumer changes, in Lundalogik/crm-client#1340.
Changing
pageSizeafter init still does not re-slice the rows. Tabulator readspaginationSizeonce and nothing callssetPageSize. Pre-existing, and not made worse — the page count already followed the new size while the slicing did not, because Tabulator's own button count came fromcalculatePageCount()too.loadingis not passed tolimel-pagination. The table's loader overlay covers the whole container including the pagination, so it already says the same thing, and the control's own spinner would sit behind the veil.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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