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  • Tailwind CSS Linter Fix
  • Refactored Pagination Component prop names
  • Fixed double borders between pagination buttons
  • Updated the pagination component documentation to reflect the latest changes

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  • Documentation

    • Updated pagination guides for improved clarity and consistency.
    • Expanded examples now cover custom page lengths, icon-enhanced navigation, and alternative label configurations.
    • Revised API details for easier configuration.
  • New Features

    • Added interactive pagination demos showcasing enhanced layouts and behavior.
    • Introduced new sections that highlight custom pagination options and icon support.
  • Refactor

    • Optimized layout spacing and component styling for a more streamlined user experience.

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This pull request updates the pagination documentation and component examples to follow a standardized naming convention and improve clarity. It revises import statements, component tag names, and example layouts across multiple documentation files. New examples have been added—including custom length pagination and icon-based navigation examples—while legacy examples have been removed. Additionally, the underlying pagination component’s properties and conditional logic have been refactored.

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docs/components/pagination.md Updated import statements and component tags (e.g., replaced <PaginationExample /> with <fwb-pagination-example />), added new sections ("Custom length pagination", "Previous and next with icons"), removed outdated sections, and updated API documentation (new prop hideLabels and renamed slots)
docs/components/pagination/examples/FwbPaginationExample.vue
docs/components/pagination/examples/FwbPaginationExampleTable.vue
Adjusted layout by adding spacing (e.g., new utility class gap-4) and removed redundant margin classes
docs/components/pagination/examples/FwbPaginationExampleCustomLength.vue Changed the initial currentPage value from 1 to 5
docs/components/pagination/examples/FwbPaginationExampleIcons.vue
docs/components/pagination/examples/FwbPaginationExampleNavigationIcons.vue
Introduced new components demonstrating pagination with icons and navigation features with reactive state management
docs/components/pagination/examples/FwbPaginationExampleNavigation.vue Added a second pagination instance with updated layout (column flexbox with centered items and gap)
docs/components/pagination/examples/FwbPaginationExampleSlots.vue Replaced :show-labels="false" with the simplified hide-labels prop for better syntax clarity
docs/components/pagination/examples/FwbPaginationExampleWithIcons.vue Removed the file showcasing pagination with icons
src/components/FwbPagination/FwbPagination.vue Renamed properties (enableFirstAndLastButtonsenableFirstLast, showLabelshideLabels), updated SVG class names, simplified the computed property, and refactored class logic using useMergeClasses

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    participant U as User
    participant PC as fwb-pagination Component
    participant VS as Vue State
    U->>PC: Interact with pagination (e.g., click "Next")
    PC->>VS: Update currentPage value
    VS-->>PC: Return updated state
    PC->>U: Rerender pagination based on new state
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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
docs/components/pagination/examples/FwbPaginationExampleNavigationIcons.vue (1)

16-16: Remove empty span element

This empty span element doesn't serve any purpose and should be removed.

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docs/components/pagination.md (4)

72-77: Review Custom Length Pagination Explanation

The description explains the functionality of the slice-length prop. For clarity, consider rephrasing lines 73–75 to more clearly indicate that the prop determines how many page numbers appear on each side of the active page (e.g., "With a value of 4, the pagination displays 4 pages to the left, 1 active page, and 4 pages to the right, totaling 9 pages.").


238-253: Refine API Table Formatting

The API table under "### Props" comprehensively documents the component's properties, their types, and default values. To ensure compliance with markdownlint (MD058), consider adding a blank line above and below the table for improved readability.

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254-259: Refine Events Table Formatting

The "### Events" table accurately describes the events emitted by the component. Adding blank lines before and after the table can enhance readability and adhere to markdownlint best practices.

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260-274: Refine Slots Table Formatting

The "### Slots" table is detailed and well-structured, but for consistency with markdown guidelines, add blank lines before and after the table to improve the document’s visual structure.

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  • docs/components/pagination/examples/FwbPaginationExampleIcons.vue (1 hunks)
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docs/components/pagination/examples/FwbPaginationExampleCustomLength.vue (1)

16-16: Good change to demonstrate pagination behavior at non-default positions.

Changing the initial page from 1 to 5 provides a better example of how the custom length pagination behaves when not starting from the first page. This gives users a clearer understanding of how the component handles navigation across a large page range.

docs/components/pagination/examples/FwbPaginationExampleTable.vue (1)

2-2: Improved layout with better spacing between components.

The class changes improve the presentation of pagination examples by:

  • Adding vertical stacking with flex-col
  • Centering items horizontally with items-center
  • Adding proper spacing with gap-4 (addressing the double borders issue mentioned in the PR)
  • Ensuring text alignment with text-center

These changes align well with the PR's objective of enhancing the visual appearance of the pagination component.

docs/components/pagination/examples/FwbPaginationExample.vue (1)

2-2: Good layout improvements for consistent component spacing.

The class changes provide consistent layout improvements similar to the other examples:

  • Vertical stacking with flex-col
  • Horizontal centering with items-center
  • Proper spacing with gap-4 between pagination components

This maintains visual consistency across all pagination examples, enhancing the overall documentation.

docs/components/pagination/examples/FwbPaginationExampleSlots.vue (1)

6-6: Excellent prop naming improvement for better DX.

Changing from :show-labels="false" to hide-labels is a significant improvement:

  1. It's more intuitive - the prop name directly communicates its purpose
  2. It simplifies usage - boolean flags without values in Vue are interpreted as true
  3. It follows common Vue conventions for toggling features

This change directly aligns with the PR objective of "Refactoring of the prop names used in the Pagination Component for better clarity and usability."

docs/components/pagination/examples/FwbPaginationExampleNavigation.vue (1)

2-13: Good enhancement with the large variant example!

Nice work on updating the layout and adding the large variant of the pagination component. The change from a horizontal to a vertical layout (using flex-col) makes the examples more distinguishable, and the added gap provides better visual separation between the components.

docs/components/pagination/examples/FwbPaginationExampleNavigationIcons.vue (1)

1-15: Clean implementation of icon-based navigation examples

The addition of this new example showcases both regular and large pagination variants with icon support. This is helpful for documentation completeness.

docs/components/pagination/examples/FwbPaginationExampleIcons.vue (1)

1-15: Great addition of icon-only pagination examples

These examples effectively demonstrate the use of icons without labels for a more compact UI. Having both regular and large variants provides good documentation coverage.

src/components/FwbPagination/FwbPagination.vue (6)

22-22: Good prop name refactoring for clarity

Renaming enableFirstAndLastButtons to enableFirstLast improves code readability while maintaining functionality. The addition of hideLabels (as opposed to the previous showLabels) provides better control over the component's appearance.

Also applies to: 145-145, 208-209


37-37: Nice usage of modern Tailwind utility

Updating from class="h-5 w-5" to class="size-5" leverages Tailwind's newer utilities for setting both height and width simultaneously, making the code cleaner.

Also applies to: 75-75, 129-129, 163-163


51-53: Consistent conditional rendering with hideLabels

The consistent use of v-if="!hideLabels" instead of what was likely v-if="showLabels" maintains the same behavior while aligning with the new prop naming approach.

Also applies to: 87-89, 118-120, 153-155


190-190: Good use of composables for class management

The introduction of the useMergeClasses composable is a good approach to manage class combinations throughout the component.


264-264: Simplified computed property

The computedTotalPages is now more concise with the ternary operator, which improves code readability.


321-347: Well-structured class management

Extracting CSS classes into variables and using the useMergeClasses composable for composition makes the code more maintainable and easier to understand. The separation of concerns (base classes, active state, disabled state, etc.) is also well thought out.

docs/components/pagination.md (16)

2-9: LGTM: Updated Import Statements

The newly added import statements for the various FwbPagination examples are consistent with the refactored component naming conventions and file structure.


19-20: Confirm Default Pagination Example Consistency

The usage of <fwb-pagination-example /> here aligns with the updated naming conventions introduced in this refactor. No issues observed.


21-40: LGTM: Default Pagination Code Example

The Vue code example demonstrates both standard and large variants correctly using the :total-items prop. The snippet is clear and consistent with the component’s API.


42-46: LGTM: Icon-based Pagination Example Introduction

The component <fwb-pagination-example-icons /> is correctly introduced here to demonstrate the icon-based pagination variant.


47-70: LGTM: Icon-based Pagination Code Example

The code snippet properly sets the props (hide-labels and show-icons) and includes a demonstration for both the standard and large variants. The usage aligns with the desired updates.


77-92: LGTM: Custom Length Pagination Code Example

The Vue code example for custom length pagination effectively demonstrates the use of :slice-length along with :total-pages. The implementation is clear and consistent with the overall API refactor.

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94-97: LGTM: Previous and Next Pagination Example

The inclusion of <fwb-pagination-example-navigation /> correctly demonstrates the navigation layout variant. The example introduction is clear.


98-118: LGTM: Navigation Layout Code Example

The code snippet is well structured, using :layout="'navigation'" and the optional large variant, which successfully illustrates the component’s capabilities.


120-123: LGTM: Previous and Next with Icons Example Introduction

The component <fwb-pagination-example-navigation-icons /> is correctly added to provide an example of pagination with icon-based navigation.


124-146: LGTM: Icon-based Navigation Code Example

The Vue code example correctly shows the implementation details for icon-based navigation by setting show-icons and using the navigation layout. The usage is straightforward and consistent with the updated API.

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148-155: LGTM: Table Data Pagination Example Introduction

The documentation clearly explains the usage of the table pagination variant, detailing the purpose of the per-page and total-items props, as well as noting that the total-pages prop is not needed.


158-181: LGTM: Table Data Pagination Code Example

The code snippet for table data pagination accurately demonstrates two variations of table pagination. It maintains consistency in prop usage and layout specification.


184-186: LGTM: Custom Labels Example Introduction

The <fwb-pagination-example-custom-labels /> component is properly introduced to demonstrate how to customize the labels for the previous and next buttons.


188-203: LGTM: Custom Labels Code Example

The Vue snippet effectively makes use of the previous-label and next-label props to showcase custom labeling. The implementation is clean and meets the new API specifications.

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206-209: LGTM: Slots Example Integration

The integration of <fwb-pagination-example-slots /> indicates the enhanced support for custom slot content, which improves the flexibility of the component.


211-234: LGTM: Slots Code Example

The example clearly demonstrates custom slot usage—including custom icons and page buttons—providing a practical guide for developers.

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'start': any
'first-icon': any
'first-button': any
'prev-button': any
'prev-icon': any
'prev-button': any
'page-button': any
'next-button': any
'next-icon': any
'last-button': any
'last-icon': any
'end': any
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Consider specifying more precise types for slots

Static analysis is showing warnings about using any for slot types. Consider using more specific types when possible.

defineSlots<{
-  'start': any
-  'first-icon': any
-  'first-button': any
-  'prev-icon': any
-  'prev-button': any
-  'page-button': any
-  'next-button': any
-  'next-icon': any
-  'last-button': any
-  'last-icon': any
-  'end': any
+  'start': () => any
+  'first-icon': () => any
+  'first-button': (props: { disabled: boolean }) => any
+  'prev-icon': () => any
+  'prev-button': (props: { disabled: boolean, decreasePage: () => void }) => any
+  'page-button': (props: { page: number, setPage: (page: number) => void, disabled: boolean }) => any
+  'next-button': (props: { disabled: boolean, increasePage: () => void }) => any
+  'next-icon': () => any
+  'last-button': (props: { disabled: boolean }) => any
+  'last-icon': () => any
+  'end': () => any
}>()

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Action: Update Slot Type Definitions in FwbPagination.vue

Static analysis is warning against using the overly generic any type for slot definitions. To improve type safety and get rid of these warnings, please update the slot types to use precise function signatures. For example, you can update the defineSlots call as follows:

defineSlots<{
-  'start': any
-  'first-icon': any
-  'first-button': any
-  'prev-icon': any
-  'prev-button': any
-  'page-button': any
-  'next-button': any
-  'next-icon': any
-  'last-button': any
-  'last-icon': any
-  'end': any
+  'start': () => any
+  'first-icon': () => any
+  'first-button': (props: { disabled: boolean }) => any
+  'prev-icon': () => any
+  'prev-button': (props: { disabled: boolean, decreasePage: () => void }) => any
+  'page-button': (props: { page: number, setPage: (page: number) => void, disabled: boolean }) => any
+  'next-button': (props: { disabled: boolean, increasePage: () => void }) => any
+  'next-icon': () => any
+  'last-button': (props: { disabled: boolean }) => any
+  'last-icon': () => any
+  'end': () => any
}>()

This change should resolve the static analysis warnings by providing clear slot prop definitions. Please verify that these updated types match the intended API for your component.

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'first-button': any
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'next-icon': any
'last-button': any
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defineSlots<{
'start': () => any
'first-icon': () => any
'first-button': (props: { disabled: boolean }) => any
'prev-icon': () => any
'prev-button': (props: { disabled: boolean, decreasePage: () => void }) => any
'page-button': (props: { page: number, setPage: (page: number) => void, disabled: boolean }) => any
'next-button': (props: { disabled: boolean, increasePage: () => void }) => any
'next-icon': () => any
'last-button': (props: { disabled: boolean }) => any
'last-icon': () => any
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# Vue Pagination - Flowbite
#### Use the Tailwind CSS pagination element to indicate a series of content across various pages based on multiple styles and sizes
#### Use the Tailwind CSS pagination element to indicate a series of content across various pages based on multiple styles and sizes.
The pagination component can be used to navigate across a series of content and data sets for various pages such as blog posts, products, and more. You can use multiple variants of this component with or without icons and even for paginating table data entries.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Update Heading Levels and Remove Trailing Punctuation

The heading on line 13 is currently an h4 (####), which skips intermediate levels after the h1 on line 12. Consider changing it to an h2 (or h3 if that better fits your document structure) to maintain proper heading hierarchy. Also, remove the trailing period at the end of the heading to comply with markdown style guidelines.

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