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feat(ui): paginate the timeline around the selected version - #3203
which only list the latest versions, that have no direct relationships with v3.0.0. "Load more" is also not feasible as v3.0.0 is too long ago to navigate.
This PR implemented a two-way "load more" feature, by default to navigate the range that contains the selected version:
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- Around line 164-170: Before slicing and prepending in the newer-page loading
flow, compare data.total with totalVersions to detect releases added since the
window was anchored; when the total changed, adjust the window offset to
re-anchor it and prevent omitted or repeated entries.
- Around line 296-300: In the successful re-anchor branch, clear
initialLoadError after the stale-result check and before fetchSizes runs, so a
successful re-anchor removes any error left by an earlier failure.
- Around line 301-304: Update the re-anchor catch block to clear the stale
timeline window when the failed request is not stale: reset timelineEntries,
timelineOffset, and totalVersions before setting initialLoadError. Preserve the
existing isStale guard and the reanchoring cleanup in finally.
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New Features
Added controls to load newer and older package versions.
Timelines can open around a selected version, with pages aligned to include it.
Loading newer versions preserves the current scroll position.
Added separate loading indicators and error messages for loading newer and older versions.
If the selected version is unavailable, the timeline displays the first page.
Bug Fixes
Improved timeline updates when changing the package, selected version, sort order or stable-version filter.
Kept visible timeline content anchored while navigating.
The timeline API now supports version-anchored pagination and returns the effective offset. The package timeline loads newer and older pages around the selected version, preserves scroll position when prepending entries, and discards stale requests after context changes.
Changes: Timeline pagination
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Summary
Anchored timeline API and cache handling server/api/registry/timeline/[...pkg].get.ts, nuxt.config.ts, test/unit/server/api/registry/timeline/pkg.get.spec.ts
The API accepts around, returns the effective page offset, updates cache keys, and tests anchor precedence, ordering, alignment, and fallback behaviour.
The page anchors and re-anchors its window, loads newer and older pages independently, preserves scroll position when prepending entries, and adds direction-specific controls, errors, and translation entries.
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant PackageTimeline
participant TimelineAPI
participant TimelineVersions
PackageTimeline->>TimelineAPI: Request a page around the selected version
TimelineAPI->>TimelineVersions: Find the anchor in filtered, sorted versions
TimelineVersions-->>TimelineAPI: Return page-aligned offset and versions
TimelineAPI-->>PackageTimeline: Return versions, total, and effective offset
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Possibly related issues
Timeline page improvements #2630: The issue concerns timeline navigation and filtering when many versions are shown; this change anchors the timeline window on the selected version and adds directional pagination.
Possibly related PRs
npmx-dev/npmx.dev#2979: Both changes use timeline size data, and this PR fetches size data for each loaded page.
The timeline has two bounded correctness gaps: publishing during pagination can skip or repeat releases, and pagination after a failed sort change can mix ordering. Address these fixes or explicitly accept them as follow-up before merging.
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The title clearly summarises the main change: adding timeline pagination around the selected version.
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The description explains the existing timeline limitation and the two-way pagination implemented to show the range containing the selected version.
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In `@app/pages/package-timeline/`[[org]]/[packageName].vue:
- Around line 246-255: Update the re-anchor flow around fetchTimeline and the
isStale closure to increment listEpoch before issuing the request, then remove
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Clear initialLoadError after a successful re-anchor.
The success path replaces timelineEntries but does not reset initialLoadError. If an earlier request set this flag, a later successful anchor can still display package.timeline.load_error below valid data when no older page remains. Set initialLoadError.value = false before committing the successful response.
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In `@app/pages/package-timeline/`[[org]]/[packageName].vue around lines 256 - 264,
In the successful re-anchor path around fetchTimeline, reset
initialLoadError.value to false before assigning the returned timeline data,
offset, and total so stale load-error state cannot remain after a valid
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In `@app/pages/package-timeline/`[[org]]/[packageName].vue:
- Around line 246-248: Update the re-anchoring flow around fetchTimeline({
around: ver }) and loadMore to track a pending re-anchor, reject both pagination
directions while it is active, and disable both pagination buttons; clear the
state when the anchor request settles so normal pagination resumes.
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In `@app/pages/package-timeline/`[[org]]/[packageName].vue:
- Around line 256-264: In the successful re-anchor path around fetchTimeline,
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LGTM overall.
Just one small reserve, about the scroll into view when using the "Load newer versions" button; it seems a bit harsh for the user to have to find where they were in the timeline before the click (if this makes sense?).
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I would recommend to remain on top of the list after clicking "Load newer versions", to avoid having to scroll up to click again. (I wonder if we could add buttons on the left and right of the chart that would perform the same actions too).
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I would recommend to remain on top of the list after clicking "Load newer versions", to avoid having to scroll up to click again. (I wonder if we could add buttons on the left and right of the chart that would perform the same actions too).
I agree, the scroll shouldn't jump around after clicking the button. I took the liberty to fix it myself directly 👍
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- Around line 248-249: Update the re-anchor handling around listEpoch in the
timeline component so loadingOlder and loadingNewer are reset or otherwise
scoped to the active request generation. Ensure a request started before
re-anchoring cannot leave the new window’s pagination button disabled when it
settles.
- Around line 248-249: Track when the re-anchor request is pending in the anchor
watcher, and have loadMore return early while that flag is set; clear the flag
when the request settles, including on failure, so pagination can resume.
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Stop a stale load-more request from disabling the new window's pagination buttons.
A loadMore request that started before a re-anchor keeps loadingOlder or loadingNewer set until it settles. The re-anchored window then shows its button as disabled, and loadMore returns early. Tie each loading flag to its request generation, so that a stale request cannot leave the new window's flag set.
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Update the re-anchor handling around listEpoch in the timeline component so
loadingOlder and loadingNewer are reset or otherwise scoped to the active
request generation. Ensure a request started before re-anchoring cannot leave
the new window’s pagination button disabled when it settles.
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Block load-more while the anchor request is pending.
A "load older" or "load newer" request started during a re-anchor appends a page from the old window to the list. The request uses the old offset with the new sort. The stale page stays in the list until the anchor response replaces it. If the anchor request fails, the mixed list stays on screen. Add a re-anchor flag and return early in loadMore while it is set. Alternatively, have the anchor watcher discard the old window's pagination state before its request starts.
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Track when the re-anchor request is pending in the anchor watcher, and have
loadMore return early while that flag is set; clear the flag when the request
settles, including on failure, so pagination can resume.
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Minor · Map a prerelease anchor to its nearest stable position under stable-only. · [packageName].vue:127
app/pages/package-timeline/[[org]]/[packageName].vue:127 Minor · Functional Correctness · Low value
Map a prerelease anchor to its nearest stable position under stable-only.
With stable-only=true, a prerelease passed as around is absent from allVersions. The handler then sets the offset to 0, so the timeline shows the newest releases instead of the selected version's neighbourhood. Compute the insertion position of the prerelease in the filtered, sorted list and use that page-aligned offset.
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Update the around-version offset calculation in fetchTimeline so that, when
stable-only filtering removes a prerelease anchor from allVersions, it uses the
anchor’s insertion position in the filtered, sorted list and aligns that
position to a page boundary. Preserve the existing behaviour when the anchor is
present.
Minor · Anchor the timeline on resolved versions, not raw dist-tag aliases. · [packageName].vue:127
app/pages/package-timeline/[[org]]/[packageName].vue:127 Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Anchor the timeline on resolved versions, not raw dist-tag aliases.
The page sends the raw route segment as around. A dist-tag such as next is not a key in the version list, so the API returns offset 0. The timeline then opens on the latest releases instead of the release the alias points to. In-app links pass concrete versions, so this occurs only when a user opens or shares a URL like /package-timeline/<pkg>/v/next directly. Resolve the alias to a concrete version before the anchored request, or leave the behaviour documented.
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Update the timeline request around fetchTimeline so `around` uses the concrete
version resolved from a dist-tag alias rather than the raw `version.value` route
segment; preserve the existing behaviour for concrete version routes.
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Review comments at @app/pages/package-timeline/[[org]]/[packageName].vue:
- Around line 164-170: Before slicing and prepending in the newer-page loading
flow, compare data.total with totalVersions to detect releases added since the
window was anchored; when the total changed, adjust the window offset to
re-anchor it and prevent omitted or repeated entries.
- Around line 296-300: In the successful re-anchor branch, clear
initialLoadError after the stale-result check and before fetchSizes runs, so a
successful re-anchor removes any error left by an earlier failure.
- Around line 301-304: Update the re-anchor catch block to clear the stale
timeline window when the failed request is not stale: reset timelineEntries,
timelineOffset, and totalVersions before setting initialLoadError. Preserve the
existing isStale guard and the reanchoring cleanup in finally.
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Review comments at @app/pages/package-timeline/[[org]]/[packageName].vue:
- Line 127: Update the around-version offset calculation in fetchTimeline so
that, when stable-only filtering removes a prerelease anchor from allVersions,
it uses the anchor’s insertion position in the filtered, sorted list and aligns
that position to a page boundary. Preserve the existing behaviour when the
anchor is present.
- Line 127: Update the timeline request around fetchTimeline so `around` uses
the concrete version resolved from a dist-tag alias rather than the raw
`version.value` route segment; preserve the existing behaviour for concrete
version routes.
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Check the list boundary before prepending a newer page.
Loading newer versions prepends by numeric offset. A release published after the anchored page loads shifts the list, so the entry at the old window boundary is omitted. A later request for older versions can then repeat an entry. Detect the shift, for example by comparing data.total with totalVersions, and re-anchor the window when it changed.
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Before slicing and prepending in the newer-page loading flow, compare data.total
with totalVersions to detect releases added since the window was anchored; when
the total changed, adjust the window offset to re-anchor it and prevent omitted
or repeated entries.
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Clear initialLoadError after a successful re-anchor.
A failed re-anchor sets initialLoadError to true. The success branch replaces the entries but does not reset the flag. For example, a sort or stable-only change that fails, followed by a successful change on a window with no older pages, shows "Failed to load timeline" next to the loaded entries. Nothing clears the flag after mount, so the message stays until the page remounts.
Add the reset in the success branch, after the stale check and before fetchSizes runs.
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--- "a/app/pages/package-timeline/[[org]]/[packageName].vue"+++ "b/app/pages/package-timeline/[[org]]/[packageName].vue"@@ -293,11 +293,12 @@
if (isStale()) return
// A load-more started while this request was pending computed its offset from
// the old window, so discard it before committing the new one.
listEpoch++
timelineEntries.value = data.versions
timelineOffset.value = data.offset
totalVersions.value = data.total
+ initialLoadError.value = false
fetchSizes(data.offset, pkgName, sortOrder, stable)
} catch {
if (!isStale()) initialLoadError.value = true
} finally {
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When a re-anchor request fails after a sort change, the catch block keeps the previous window. "Load older" and "Load newer" still appear, and they compute their offsets from that old window. The next request uses the new sort, so the list can mix sort orders and skip or repeat releases. Reset the window in the catch block, so that no load control is offered until the next successful re-anchor.
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} catch {
if (!isStale()) initialLoadError.value = true
} finally {
if (request === anchorRequest) reanchoring.value = false
} catch {
if (!isStale()) {
timelineEntries.value = []
timelineOffset.value = 0
totalVersions.value = 0
initialLoadError.value = true
}
} finally {
if (request === anchorRequest) reanchoring.value = false
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lines 301 - 304:
Update the re-anchor catch block to clear the stale timeline window when the
failed request is not stale: reset timelineEntries, timelineOffset, and
totalVersions before setting initialLoadError. Preserve the existing isStale
guard and the reanchoring cleanup in finally.
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Continue #3192
Right now, the timeline feature ignores the currently selected version. for example, for Nuxt v3.0.0 (https://npmx.dev/package-timeline/nuxt/v/3.0.0), we have:
which only list the latest versions, that have no direct relationships with
v3.0.0. "Load more" is also not feasible asv3.0.0is too long ago to navigate.This PR implemented a two-way "load more" feature, by default to navigate the range that contains the selected version:
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