@q1travel/design-system 0.7.3 → 0.9.0

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  # Overlay Foundation Contract
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- > 状态:Accepted(O1–O7 已确认;仅允许进入 Foundation RED 阶段,未授权 GREEN 或生产实现)。
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+ > 状态:Accepted(O1–O7 已确认;Foundation GREEN 与首批组件接入已落地;D7 Web migration 与实际 ticket/blocking graph 仍 pending)。
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  > Issue:[#27](https://github.com/q1travel/q1travel-design-system/issues/27)
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  > 日期:2026-08-06
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  > 所有者:`@q1travel/design-system`
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  ## 2. 决策边界
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- ### 2.1 本稿确认
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+ ### 2.1 D0/RED 阶段确认(历史边界)
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- 本稿已按 O1–O7 完成 ADR review,可作为 Foundation RED 阶段的行为约束。以下边界仍然有效:
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+ 本稿已按 O1–O7 完成 ADR review,可作为 Foundation RED 阶段的行为约束。以下边界记录的是 D0/RED 阶段的授权范围;当前实现与 provenance 状态以 §7.1 为准:
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  - 不修改现有 overlay 组件实现;
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  - 不新增公开 `OverlayHost`、stack 或 hook API;
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  - D6 不等于 npm publish;source、PR、CI/review、merge、registry/release、consumer adoption 和 production/smoke 是独立 gates。
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  - D7 不属于本仓库 #27 的实现 PR;Web 只能在 package contract、发布和 consumer evidence 都满足后另行授权。
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+ ### 7.1 当前实现与 acceptance/provenance closeout(2026-08-06)
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+ 本节把 D0–D7 的当前事实与原始 ADR 边界分开记录,不把 package implementation、release、Web adoption 或 issue tracker 状态混为同一个 gate:
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+ - **D0 — ADR/contract:已完成。** O1–O7 已确认,本文件是当前 canonical contract。
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+ - **D1/D2 — Foundation RED/GREEN:已完成。** `9d0d56da527e66f3d2e793364bf0b2c9e2ebd828` 引入 shared `overlayCore`、`useOverlay` 与 Foundation runtime;当前 targeted runtime/browser contract `node --test scripts/check-overlay-foundation-red.test.mjs` 通过(2/2)。
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+ - **D3–D5 — 首批组件接入:实现已进入 main。** `Modal`、`DestructiveActionModal`、`Sheet`、`Drawer` 均通过 `useOverlay` 接入;Sheet 保持 `blocking=true/outsidePointer=false`,DestructiveActionModal 的 loading policy 保留。实现证据不等于已建立对应的独立 GitHub blocking tickets。
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+ - **D6 — package/release provenance:已完成。** 0.7.3 exact package source 为 `224f723f3a4e7bb3d5256ae2364783362b2f8eaf`,`v0.7.3` 已解析到该 source,registry provenance 已由 `b40a3b5ad49156c3d8b0409b226c15b37468f8c7` 写入 remote `main`。
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+ - **D7 — q1travel-web adoption/migration:pending。** 本次没有修改 Web,也没有把 Web migration 伪装成 package acceptance;Web 仍需独立 ticket、consumer evidence 与单独授权。
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+ - **Ticket graph:pending。** 当前 GitHub 中没有 Foundation、Modal、Sheet、Drawer、Web migration 的独立 blocking ticket 记录;本 contract 的 D3–D7 图是交付边界,不是 GitHub tracker 已建立的 blocking edges。
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+ 因此,#27 的 package-side implementation/provenance evidence 已具备;issue acceptance 仍不能在缺少独立 ticket graph、contract 状态同步与 D7 Web gate 的情况下被解释为全链路完成。
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  ## 8. 已确认的 ADR decisions
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  以下结论已在本次 #27 review 中确认。它们定义 RED 阶段的边界,不授权生产实现:
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  ## 9. 非目标
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+ - D0/RED 阶段不在本票中修复 Modal、Sheet、Drawer、DestructiveActionModal 的现有实现差异;当前 D2–D5 实现状态以 §7.1 为准。
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  - 不在本票中新增动画、视觉 redesign、尺寸/radius/color token 或组件 API。
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  - 不在本票中迁移 Web,也不以 Web PR、Web 测试通过或本地浏览器结果替代 package contract acceptance。
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  - 不以关闭 #27、创建 PR、merge、publish 或 release 作为本 contract 的隐含后续动作。
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+ # Pagination 公共 API 迁移合同
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+ Status: accepted locally
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+ Decision date: 2026-08-07
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+ Related: q1travel-design-system#26, #108, #109
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+ Published baseline: `@q1travel/design-system@0.7.3`
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+ Planned breaking release: `0.8.0`
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+ ## Public naming decision
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+ `Pagination` → `DocsPagination` is the accepted documentation-navigation replacement.
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+ The published `Pagination` component in `0.7.3` is the documentation previous/next navigation rail. Its replacement is `DocsPagination`. The new product data-set component owns the public name `Pagination`.
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+ | Boundary | Public meaning | Consumer boundary |
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+ | `0.7.3` and earlier | `Pagination` means documentation previous/next navigation | Existing consumers remain on the published baseline. |
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+ | `0.8.0` candidate | `DocsPagination` means documentation previous/next navigation; `Pagination` means controlled product pagination | Consumers migrate their old documentation import to `DocsPagination`. |
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+ This is a breaking public API boundary. The candidate does not add a same-name compatibility alias or a fallback that makes one `Pagination` export mean two different contracts.
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+ ## Pagination models
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+ The `0.8.0` candidate freezes two independent product models:
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+ - Known-total: controlled `page` and `onChange`, with either `total` or `totalPages`; numeric page controls and range summary are allowed.
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+ - Unknown-tail: controlled `page` and `onChange`, with `hasNextPage`; it does not fabricate `total`, a last page, or numeric page-window controls.
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+ - `true-cursor` remains deferred until a real consumer supplies the cursor ownership, request boundary, and acceptance evidence. It is not inferred from `total`, `page`, or `hasNextPage`.
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+ TypeScript is the public input boundary for the mutually exclusive models. The package does not own q1travel-web data fetching, query-string state, router navigation, or cursor token parsing.
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+ ## #111 Shared slots and loading accessibility
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+ Status: accepted locally
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+ Decision date: 2026-08-07
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+ This contract applies to the current known-total and unknown-tail models. A future true-cursor model must reuse these shared semantics, but this decision does not add a cursor prop or infer cursor ownership before #110 supplies a real consumer and request boundary.
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+ ### Shared public types
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+ `PaginationCommonProps` is the named public type for props shared by every product-pagination model. `PaginationSummaryArgs` remains the public callback input type. The model-specific types extend the common type and remain mutually exclusive.
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+ ### Summary
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+ - The summary is rendered before the controls inside the named pagination `nav`.
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+ - The summary uses `aria-live="polite"` and `aria-atomic="true"`. Page changes and loading completion may update this region; consumer-provided text must be concise and stable enough to announce.
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+ - A summary callback receives `page`, `pageSize`, `total`, `totalPages`, `start`, and `end`. Unknown-tail supplies no fabricated `total` or `totalPages` and uses `start: 0` and `end: 0` unless the consumer supplies a different summary node.
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+ - The package owns the default summary formatting, but does not own data-fetching status or consumer-specific result wording.
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+ ### `pageSizeSlot`
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+ - `pageSizeSlot` is a consumer-owned `ReactNode`, rendered before the pagination buttons in the controls region.
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+ - The package positions the node but does not create, control, label, or synchronize a page-size control.
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+ - If the slot contains an interactive control, the consumer must provide a programmatic label association, such as a `label`/`htmlFor` pair or `aria-label`/`aria-labelledby`. A bare text wrapper is not an accessible label contract.
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+ - The slot may wrap in compact or narrow layouts; the consumer remains responsible for the control's value, state, and update handling.
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+ ### Loading, focus, and completion
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+ - While `loading` is true, the pagination `nav` exposes `aria-busy="true"` and the existing Spinner exposes the polite status text `加载中…`.
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+ - Structural boundary controls and empty-state controls remain natively disabled.
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+ - Actionable pagination controls remain focusable while loading and expose `aria-disabled="true"`. Their click and keyboard handlers are inert until loading ends. This preserves the user's current focus rather than moving focus to a newly rendered control.
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+ - The current-page marker and `aria-current="page"` remain stable while loading.
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+ - After a real loading-to-idle transition, a separate polite, atomic completion region announces `分页已更新`. The summary may additionally announce the new range or page.
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+ ### Responsive and unavailable states
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+ - `compact` and the existing tokenized responsive layout own dense and narrow presentation; the shared semantics do not change at smaller widths.
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+ - `total={0}` exposes the existing `暂无数据` summary and does not fabricate page numbers.
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+ - Error or unavailable presentation is consumer-owned composition around `Pagination` (for example, an adjacent alert and a disabled/empty pagination state); #111 does not add an `error` or `unavailable` prop.
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+ ### Required evidence
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+ The package contract must be backed by generated public declarations, a TypeScript consumer fixture, static markup assertions for summary/slot/busy semantics, and browser assertions for native keyboard activation, visible focus, loading `aria-disabled`, focus retention, completion announcement, empty state, and labelled page-size controls. Web migration, true-cursor adoption, publication, and issue closure remain independent gates.
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+ ## Route and link ownership
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+ The documentation route `/components/pagination` is retained. It documents both the product `Pagination` boundary and the separate `DocsPagination` sequence-navigation boundary.
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+ `DocsPagination` accepts consumer-owned real `href` values and renders native links. It does not import a q1travel-web router or decide URL construction.
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+ ## Compatibility, removal, and rollback
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+ - The compatibility window is the published `0.7.3` baseline: existing documentation-navigation consumers can remain on `Pagination` at that version while they migrate to `DocsPagination`.
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+ - The old documentation-navigation API is removed from the `Pagination` name only in the planned breaking `0.8.0` release. No same-version alias is added to the candidate.
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+ - Before publishing `0.8.0`, the release gate must verify the exact package tarball, generated declarations, known q1travel consumer migration, and a rollback path that pins the consumer to `0.7.3`.
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+ - Unknown third-party consumers cannot be enumerated from q1travel repositories; that limitation is part of the release risk and is not evidence that migration is complete.
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+ ## Web migration gate
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+ q1travel-web migration remains a separate gate. This package candidate does not modify q1travel-web, does not claim consumer adoption, and does not publish or deploy. Web migration may start only after a verified published package release and a separately authorized consumer change.
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+ # Table 公共合同
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+ Status: accepted locally
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+ Decision date: 2026-08-08
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+ Related: q1travel-design-system#25
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+ This contract freezes the first public boundary for a shared `Table`. It records
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+ the behavior and ownership decisions needed before implementation; it does not
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+ implement the component, change q1travel-web, create migration tickets, or
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+ claim consumer adoption.
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+ ## Public boundary
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+ `Table` is a consumer-controlled, native-semantic table. It renders the rows and
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+ columns supplied by the consumer, but it does not fetch data, own router state,
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+ infer a data-set selection, or implement pagination.
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+ The first implementation is split into three responsibilities:
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+ | Responsibility | Frozen public boundary | Ownership |
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+ | Core | `columns`, `data`, stable `rowKey`, native `table` / `thead` / `tbody` / `th` semantics, composed rows, and consumer-owned loading/empty/error content | Table owns structure and semantics; the consumer owns data and state content |
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+ | Interaction | Controlled selection, current-page select-all, bulk actions, action columns, and keyboard-operable row activation | The consumer owns selected state and action effects; Table owns selection wiring and accessible interaction states |
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+ | Layout and data behavior | Controlled sorting with `aria-sort`, `stickyHeader`, `maxBodyHeight`, explicit density, `minWidth`, column-group composition, `renderRow`, and `showHeader` | Table owns layout wiring and state attributes; the consumer owns sort state, render decisions, and data ordering |
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+ ## Core contract
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+ - `columns` and `data` are consumer-owned inputs. A column identifies its
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+ heading and cell rendering without requiring Table to know the domain model.
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+ - `rowKey` is a stable consumer-owned key. Table must not use the array index as
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+ the identity for selection, updates, or row activation.
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+ - The default structure uses native table elements and `th scope="col"`.
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+ Table does not promote the surface to `role="grid"` or add arrow-key grid
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+ - `renderRow` and composed cells may extend row presentation, but they must
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+ preserve the table's heading, cell, focus, and selection semantics.
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+ - Loading, empty, and error states are explicit consumer-owned surfaces. Table
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+ permissions. An empty result may be rendered as an adjacent Empty State
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+ The current documentation-only `striped`, `bordered`, `divided`, `interactive`,
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+ They remain evidence and comparison material until a consumer-backed contract
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+ ## Controlled interaction contract
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+ ### Selection
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+ - A row is selectable only when the consumer exposes it as selectable. Selection
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+ controls use native checkboxes with accessible names and a visible
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+ - The header select-all control operates on the currently rendered/selectable
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+ - Selecting all adds the selectable keys visible on the current page to the
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+ consumer's existing selected keys. Clearing all removes only those current
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+ page keys. Keys belonging to other pages are preserved in both operations.
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+ - The header state is derived from current-page selectable rows: unchecked when
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+ none are selected, mixed when only some are selected, and checked when all
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+ - Table must not infer that the entire data set is selected, emit a hidden
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+ - Bulk actions and action-column content are consumer-provided. Table may
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+ - A row action must not conflict with a nested native link, button, checkbox,
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+ - consumer-owned async announcements and recovery actions where state changes.
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+ 3. sortable headings and `aria-sort` transitions through native keyboard input;
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+ totalPages?: number;
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+ total?: number;
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+ pageSize: number;
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+ start: number;
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+ end: number;
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+ };
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1051
 
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1052
  export declare function PeriodCombobox({ presets, activeLabel, onPick, }: {
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1053
  presets: CalendarPreset[];
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1318
1361
  tooltip?: string;
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1362
  };
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1363
 
1364
+ export declare function Table<T>({ data, columns, rowKey, caption, density, stickyHeader, maxBodyHeight, minWidth, colGroup, renderRow, showHeader, sortKey, sortDirection, onSortChange, selection, actions, bulkActions, bulkActionsLabel, rowActivation, className: consumerClassName, style: consumerStyle, ...nativeProps }: TableProps<T>): JSX.Element;
1365
+
1366
+ export declare type TableActions<T> = {
1367
+ header: ReactNode;
1368
+ render: (row: T, rowIndex: number) => ReactNode;
1369
+ };
1370
+
1371
+ export declare type TableColumn<T> = {
1372
+ key: string;
1373
+ header: ReactNode;
1374
+ render: (row: T, rowIndex: number) => ReactNode;
1375
+ sortable?: boolean;
1376
+ sortLabel?: string;
1377
+ };
1378
+
1379
+ export declare type TableDensity = 'comfortable' | 'compact';
1380
+
1381
+ export declare type TableProps<T> = {
1382
+ data: readonly T[];
1383
+ columns: readonly TableColumn<T>[];
1384
+ rowKey: (row: T, rowIndex: number) => TableRowKey;
1385
+ caption?: ReactNode;
1386
+ density?: TableDensity;
1387
+ stickyHeader?: boolean;
1388
+ maxBodyHeight?: CSSProperties['maxHeight'];
1389
+ minWidth?: CSSProperties['minWidth'];
1390
+ colGroup?: ReactNode;
1391
+ renderRow?: (row: T, context: TableRowRenderContext<T>) => ReactNode;
1392
+ showHeader?: boolean;
1393
+ sortKey?: string;
1394
+ sortDirection?: TableSortDirection;
1395
+ onSortChange?: (key: string, direction: TableSortDirection) => void;
1396
+ selection?: TableSelection<T>;
1397
+ actions?: TableActions<T>;
1398
+ bulkActions?: ReactNode;
1399
+ bulkActionsLabel?: string;
1400
+ rowActivation?: TableRowActivation<T>;
1401
+ } & Omit<TableHTMLAttributes<HTMLTableElement>, 'children'>;
1402
+
1403
+ export declare type TableRowActivation<T> = {
1404
+ getRowLabel: (row: T, rowIndex: number) => string;
1405
+ onActivate: (row: T, rowIndex: number) => void;
1406
+ };
1407
+
1408
+ export declare type TableRowKey = string | number;
1409
+
1410
+ export declare type TableRowRenderContext<T> = {
1411
+ row: T;
1412
+ rowIndex: number;
1413
+ rowKey: TableRowKey;
1414
+ rowProps: TableHTMLAttributes<HTMLTableRowElement>;
1415
+ cells: ReactNode;
1416
+ };
1417
+
1418
+ export declare type TableSelection<T> = {
1419
+ selectedKeys: readonly TableRowKey[];
1420
+ onSelectionChange: (selectedKeys: TableRowKey[]) => void;
1421
+ getRowLabel: (row: T, rowIndex: number) => string;
1422
+ getRowDisabled?: (row: T, rowIndex: number) => boolean;
1423
+ selectAllLabel?: string;
1424
+ };
1425
+
1426
+ export declare type TableSortDirection = 'asc' | 'desc';
1427
+
1321
1428
  export declare function Tabs({ tabs, ariaLabel, variant, }: {
1322
1429
  tabs: TabItem[];
1323
1430
  ariaLabel: string;
@@ -1424,6 +1531,13 @@ declare type TooltipTriggerProps = {
1424
1531
 
1425
1532
  export declare type TriggerKind = 'default' | 'compact';
1426
1533
 
1534
+ export declare type UnknownTailPaginationProps = PaginationCommonProps & {
1535
+ total?: never;
1536
+ totalPages?: never;
1537
+ hasNextPage: boolean;
1538
+ showPageNumbers?: false;
1539
+ };
1540
+
1427
1541
  export declare function useCopy(): {
1428
1542
  copied: boolean;
1429
1543
  copy: (value: string, successMessage?: string) => Promise<void>;