@iyulab/flex-table 0.31.5 → 0.33.0

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package/CHANGELOG.md CHANGED
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  # Changelog
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+ ## [0.33.0] - 2026-09-08
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+ ### Fixed
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+ - **A page could outlive the result set that holds it, leaving an empty table next
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+ to a non-zero total and a pager pointing at a page that no longer exists.**
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+ Three axes change the size of a result set, and only two of them moved the page.
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+ - **`useODataSource`: changing `fixedFilter` now resets the page to `0`**, the
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+ same way `setSearch` and `onSortChange` already did. Narrowing a filter while
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+ on page 5 previously kept the old `$skip` and asked for a range the new set
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+ does not have. Comparison is by value, so passing a fresh object literal on
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+ every render does not reset anything on its own, and the reset does not run on
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+ mount, so it never overrides `initialPage`.
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+ - **`useODataSource`: a response reporting fewer rows than the current page needs
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+ falls back to the last page that exists.** A result set can shrink without
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+ being asked. Reaching that state costs one extra request, only in that case;
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+ the page only ever moves down, so it cannot loop.
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+ - **`useArraySource`: paging is clamped to the array passed in.** Shrinking the
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+ array — the in-memory equivalent of narrowing a filter — falls back to the last
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+ page that exists instead of rendering nothing.
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+ Shrinking clamps rather than resets on purpose: an array or a total can change on
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+ a routine refresh, and resetting there would move the page out from under the
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+ reader. The dividing question is whether the change was asked for.
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+ ### Changed
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+ - **`computeArrayView` returns the last page that exists when given a page past the
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+ end**, instead of an empty array. It is exported, so a direct caller had the same
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+ defect; returning nothing for an out-of-range page was never the intended
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+ contract.
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+ ### Internal
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+ - First hook tests for this package — everything here was pure functions until now,
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+ so contracts the README states had no executed evidence behind them. They cover
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+ the reset and clamp on both hooks, request abort on re-request and on unmount,
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+ `onUnauthorized` firing on `401`/`403` but not on `500`, initial state being read
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+ on first render only, and `refresh` being a no-op on the array source.
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+ ## [0.32.0] - 2026-09-08
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+ ### Added
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+ - **Both source hooks accept their initial page, search term and sort.**
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+ `useODataSource` and `useArraySource` now take `initialPage` (zero-based, the same
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+ axis as the returned `page`/`setPage`), `initialSearch` and `initialSort`. They are
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+ read on the first render only — the same contract `defaultOrderBy` has always had —
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+ and every default matches today's behaviour exactly, so existing callers are
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+ unaffected.
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+ Restoring a list the way the user left it — returning from a detail screen, or
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+ restoring from a URL — was previously only expressible as a mount effect calling
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+ `setPage()` after the hook had already fetched page 0. That shape carries two problems
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+ a caller cannot solve from outside: the first request is issued and then discarded,
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+ and `setSearch()` resets the page by design, so "restore the page, then set the search
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+ term" has no ordering that works.
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+ `initialSort` takes precedence over `defaultOrderBy` — the two express the same thing
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+ in different notations, and the array form is the shape `onSortChange` hands back, so a
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+ stored sort round-trips without being re-serialized. An empty `initialSort: []` means
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+ *no sort* and does not fall back to `defaultOrderBy`.
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+ ### Internal
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+ - Both hooks now resolve their initial state through one shared function rather than two
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+ copies, so the two sources cannot drift apart on the shape the README declares they
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+ share.
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  ## [0.31.5] - 2026-09-04
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  ### Fixed
package/README.md CHANGED
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  | `pageSize` | `20` | Rows per page |
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  | `defaultOrderBy` | — | Initial `$orderby` (e.g. `'name asc'`) |
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- | `fixedFilter` | — | Filter always applied in addition to search |
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+ | `initialPage` | `0` | Initial page, **zero-based** — the same axis as the returned `page`/`setPage`, and `$skip` is `page * pageSize` |
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+ | `initialSearch` | `''` | Initial search term |
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+ | `initialSort` | — | Initial sort as `SortCriteria[]`. Takes precedence over `defaultOrderBy` — it is the shape `onSortChange` hands you, so a stored sort round-trips without re-serializing it |
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+ | `fixedFilter` | — | Filter always applied in addition to search. Changing it resets the page to 0 — see below |
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  | `baseUrl` | `window.location.origin` | Override the request origin (proxy/BFF setups) |
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  | `fetcher` | global `fetch` | Custom transport — pass a wrapper that injects auth headers |
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  | `onUnauthorized` | — | Called on `401`/`403` responses, before the generic error is set |
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  `fetcher`/`onUnauthorized` should be stable references (e.g. wrap in `useCallback`) — they are intentionally excluded from the hook's internal effect dependencies to avoid refetch loops on every render.
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+ Changing `fixedFilter` resets the page to `0`, the same way `setSearch` and `onSortChange`
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+ already do. All three change the size of the result set, so keeping the old `$skip` would
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+ request a range the new set no longer has — a filter applied while on page 5 would come back
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+ empty. Comparison is by value, not by reference, so passing a fresh object literal on every
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+ render (`fixedFilter={{ IsActive: true }}`) does not reset anything on its own. The reset
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+ does not run on mount, so it never overrides `initialPage`.
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+ If a response reports fewer rows than the current page needs, the page falls back to the
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+ last page that exists — a result set can shrink without you asking (another user deleting
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+ rows, a `refresh` landing after a change), and holding the old `$skip` would leave an empty
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+ table next to a non-zero total. Reaching that state costs one extra request, only in that
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+ case; the page only ever moves down, so it cannot loop.
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+ The three `initial*` options are read **on the first render only** (the same contract
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+ `defaultOrderBy` has always had); use `setPage`/`setSearch` to move afterwards. Reach for
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+ them when a list has to come back the way the user left it — going to a detail screen and
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+ returning, or restoring from a URL:
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+ ```tsx
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+ const source = useODataSource('/api/orders', {
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+ pageSize: 20,
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+ initialPage: restored.page, // no mount effect, no discarded first request
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+ initialSearch: restored.search,
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+ initialSort: restored.sort,
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+ });
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+ ```
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+ Setting them up front rather than calling `setPage(...)` from a mount effect matters for
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+ two reasons that are otherwise hard to work around: the effect version issues a request for
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+ page 0 that is thrown away as soon as the second one lands, and `setSearch` resets the page
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+ to 0 by design — so "restore the page, then set the search term" is not expressible from
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+ outside the hook. Passing an empty `initialSort: []` means *no sort*, and does not fall
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+ back to `defaultOrderBy`.
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  `page`/`setPage`/`sortCriteria`/`onSortChange`/`search`/`setSearch`/`refresh` — so the
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  same `<FlexTableReact dataMode="server" ...>` binding code works with either source.
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+ Paging is clamped to the data you pass: if the array shrinks below the current page — the
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+ in-memory equivalent of narrowing a filter, usually `rows.filter(...)` upstream — the hook
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+ falls back to the last page that exists instead of rendering an empty table. It only ever
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+ moves the page down, so an array that changes identity on every poll without changing length
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+ leaves the current page alone.
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  | `pageSize` | `20` | Rows per page |
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  | `defaultOrderBy` | — | Initial sort (e.g. `'name asc'`), same syntax as `useODataSource` |
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+ | `initialPage` / `initialSearch` / `initialSort` | `0` / `''` / — | Same names, same meanings, same first-render-only contract as `useODataSource` — the shared shape covers initial state too, so swapping sources needs no other change |
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  | `columns` | — | `ColumnDefinition[]` — enables value-aware sort (numbers/dates/booleans compared by value, not as text). Omit and every column sorts as text. |
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  | `searchFields` | all values | `(row) => value[]` — narrows or widens what free-text search matches; the default searches every property on the row, including client-joined ones |
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  import { t as e } from "../sorting-CjfjRxwL.js";
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- import { n as t } from "../use-odata-source-5gOJiMFj.js";
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+ import { r as t } from "../use-odata-source-6fVz-CLu.js";
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  import { useCallback as n, useMemo as r, useState as i } from "react";
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  //#region src/array/use-array-source.ts
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  function a(t, { search: n, sortCriteria: r, page: i, pageSize: a, columns: o, searchFields: s }) {
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  let c = n.trim().toLowerCase(), l = c ? t.filter((e) => (s ? s(e) : Object.values(e)).some((e) => e != null && String(e).toLowerCase().includes(c))) : t, u = l;
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  r.length > 0 && (u = e(l, r, o ?? []).map((e) => l[e]));
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+ let d = u.length, f = d === 0 ? 0 : Math.ceil(d / a) - 1, p = Math.min(Math.max(i, 0), f) * a;
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  return {
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- data: u.slice(f, f + a),
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+ data: u.slice(p, p + a),
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  totalCount: d
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  };
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  }
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  function o(e, o = {}) {
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- let { pageSize: s = 20, defaultOrderBy: c, columns: l, searchFields: u } = o, [d, f] = i(0), [p, m] = i(() => c ? t(c) : []), [h, g] = i(""), _ = n((e) => {
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- g(e), f(0);
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- }, []), v = n((e) => {
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+ let { pageSize: s = 20, defaultOrderBy: c, initialPage: l = 0, initialSearch: u = "", initialSort: d, columns: f, searchFields: p } = o, m = t({
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+ defaultOrderBy: c,
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+ initialPage: l,
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+ initialSearch: u,
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+ initialSort: d
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+ }), [h, g] = i(m.page), [_, v] = i(m.sortCriteria), [y, b] = i(m.search), x = n((e) => {
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+ b(e), g(0);
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+ }, []), S = n((e) => {
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- t && (m(t), f(0));
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- }, []), y = n(() => {}, []), { data: b, totalCount: x } = r(() => a(e, {
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- search: h,
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- sortCriteria: p,
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- page: d,
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+ t && (v(t), g(0));
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+ }, []), C = n(() => {}, []), { data: w, totalCount: T } = r(() => a(e, {
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+ search: y,
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+ sortCriteria: _,
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+ page: h,
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- columns: l,
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- searchFields: u
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+ columns: f,
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+ searchFields: p
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+ y,
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+ _,
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- ]);
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- return {
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- data: b,
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- totalCount: x,
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+ f,
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+ p
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+ ]), E = T === 0 ? 0 : Math.ceil(T / s) - 1;
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+ return h > E && g(E), {
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+ data: w,
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+ totalCount: T,
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- onSortChange: v,
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- search: h,
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- setSearch: _,
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+ page: h,
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+ setPage: g,
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+ sortCriteria: _,
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+ onSortChange: S,
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+ search: y,
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+ setSearch: x,
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+ refresh: C
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+ /**
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+ * 초기 페이지. **0-based** — `useODataSource`와 같은 축이다. 기본값 `0`.
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+ *
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+ * ⚠`useState`의 초기값이라 **첫 렌더에서만** 읽힌다. 이후 이동은 `setPage`.
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+ */
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+ initialPage?: number;
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+ /** 초기 검색어. 기본값 `''`. `initialPage`와 같은 「첫 렌더에서만」 계약이다. */
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+ initialSearch?: string;
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+ /** 초기 정렬. 주면 `defaultOrderBy` 파싱보다 **우선**한다(`useODataSource`와 동일). */
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+ initialSort?: SortCriteria[];
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  * 텍스트로 비교한다(숫자 컬럼도 문자열 정렬 순서를 따름) — 그리드에 이미 넘기는
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+ export {};
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- import { n as e, r as t, t as n } from "../use-odata-source-5gOJiMFj.js";
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- export { n as buildSearchExpression, e as parseOrderBy, t as useODataSource };
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+ import { i as e, n as t, t as n } from "../use-odata-source-6fVz-CLu.js";
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+ export { n as buildSearchExpression, t as parseOrderBy, e as useODataSource };
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+ * `$skip`은 `page * pageSize`다. 기본값 `0`.
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+ /** 초기 검색어. 기본값 `''`. `initialPage`와 같은 「첫 렌더에서만」 계약이다. */
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+ /**
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+ * 다른 표기로 말하고, 이쪽은 `sortCriteria`/`onSortChange`가 주고받는 모양 그대로라
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+ * 저장해 둔 정렬 상태를 파싱 없이 되돌릴 수 있다.
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+ */
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+ }
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+ * binding code works with either source"*를 계약으로 선언하는데, 초기값 해석을 양쪽에
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+ * 복제하면 그 계약이 **문장으로만** 유지된다 — 이 리포가 반복 기록한 실패 형태다.
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+ *
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+ * `initialSort`는 `onSortChange`가 주는 모양 그대로라 저장해 둔 정렬을 파싱 없이 되돌린다.
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+ */
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+ let t = e.split(/\s+/).map((e) => e.replace(/"/g, "")).filter((e) => e.length > 0);
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+ if (t.length !== 0) return t.map((e) => `"${e}"`).join(" AND ");
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+ };
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+ }
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+ v !== I && (L(v), k(0));
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+ let R = n(null), z = e(() => {
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+ F((e) => e + 1);
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+ }, []), B = e((e) => {
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+ N(e), k(0);
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+ }, []), V = e((e) => {
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+ t && (j(t), k(0));
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+ }, []);
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+ return t(() => {
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+ R.current?.abort();
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+ let e = new AbortController();
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+ R.current = e, w(!0), E(null);
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+ let t = A.length > 0 ? A.map((e) => `${e.key} ${e.direction}`).join(", ") : u, n = {
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+ };
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+ if (t && (n.orderBy = t), m && (n.filter = m), M) {
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+ }
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+ let r = i(n), o = `${h ?? window.location.origin}${s}${r}`;
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+ return g(o, { signal: e.signal }).then(async (e) => {
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+ let e = JSON.parse(t);
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+ n = e?.error?.message ?? e?.message ?? n;
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+ } catch {}
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+ throw Error(n);
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+ }
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+ return e.json();
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+ }).then((t) => {
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+ //#endregion
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