import { useState, useEffect } from 'react' import { CircleDot, CircleCheck, ChevronLeft, ChevronRight } from 'lucide-react' import { Button } from '@/components/ui/button' import { Skeleton } from '@/components/ui/skeleton' import { BugRow } from '@/components/bugs/BugRow' import { IssueFilters } from '@/components/bugs/IssueFilters' import { QueryInput } from '@/components/bugs/QueryInput' import { useBugListQuery } from '@/__generated__/graphql' import { cn } from '@/lib/utils' import { useRepo } from '@/lib/repo' const PAGE_SIZE = 25 type StatusFilter = 'open' | 'closed' // Issue list page (/:repo/issues). Search bar with structured query, open/closed toggle, // label+author filter dropdowns, and paginated bug rows. export function BugListPage() { const repo = useRepo() const [statusFilter, setStatusFilter] = useState('open') const [selectedLabels, setSelectedLabels] = useState([]) // humanId — uniquely identifies the selection for the dropdown UI const [selectedAuthorId, setSelectedAuthorId] = useState(null) // query value (login/name) — what goes into author:... in the query string const [selectedAuthorQuery, setSelectedAuthorQuery] = useState(null) const [freeText, setFreeText] = useState('') const [draft, setDraft] = useState(() => buildQueryString('open', [], null, '')) // Cursor-stack pagination: cursors[i] is the `after` value to fetch page i. // cursors[0] is always undefined (first page needs no cursor). const [cursors, setCursors] = useState<(string | undefined)[]>([undefined]) const page = cursors.length - 1 // 0-indexed current page const query = buildQueryString(statusFilter, selectedLabels, selectedAuthorQuery, freeText) const { data, loading, error } = useBugListQuery({ variables: { ref: repo, query, first: PAGE_SIZE, after: cursors[page] }, }) const bugs = data?.repository?.allBugs const totalCount = bugs?.totalCount ?? 0 const totalPages = Math.max(1, Math.ceil(totalCount / PAGE_SIZE)) const hasNext = bugs?.pageInfo.hasNextPage ?? false const hasPrev = page > 0 // Reset to page 1 whenever the query changes. useEffect(() => { setCursors([undefined]) }, [query]) // Apply all filters at once, keeping draft in sync with the structured state. function applyFilters( status: StatusFilter, labels: string[], authorId: string | null, authorQuery: string | null, text: string, ) { setStatusFilter(status) setSelectedLabels(labels) setSelectedAuthorId(authorId) setSelectedAuthorQuery(authorQuery) setFreeText(text) setDraft(buildQueryString(status, labels, authorQuery, text)) } // Parse the draft text box on submit so manual edits update the dropdowns too. // When parsing we don't know the humanId — clear it so the dropdown resets. // Called both from the
onSubmit (with event) and from QueryInput's // Enter-key handler (without event), so e is optional. function handleSearch(e?: React.FormEvent) { e?.preventDefault() const p = parseQueryString(draft) applyFilters(p.status, p.labels, null, p.author, p.freeText) } function goNext() { const endCursor = bugs?.pageInfo.endCursor if (!endCursor) return setCursors((prev) => [...prev, endCursor]) } function goPrev() { setCursors((prev) => prev.slice(0, -1)) } return (
{/* Search bar */} {/* List container */}
{/* Open / Closed toggle + filter dropdowns */}
applyFilters(statusFilter, labels, selectedAuthorId, selectedAuthorQuery, freeText)} selectedAuthorId={selectedAuthorId} onAuthorChange={(id, qv) => applyFilters(statusFilter, selectedLabels, id, qv, freeText)} recentAuthorIds={bugs?.nodes.map((b) => b.author.humanId) ?? []} />
{/* Bug rows */} {error && (

Failed to load issues: {error.message}

)} {loading && !data && } {bugs?.nodes.length === 0 && (

No {statusFilter} issues found.

)} {bugs?.nodes.map((bug) => ( { if (!selectedLabels.includes(name)) { applyFilters(statusFilter, [...selectedLabels, name], selectedAuthorId, selectedAuthorQuery, freeText) } }} /> ))} {totalPages > 1 && (
Page {page + 1} of {totalPages}
)}
) } // Build the structured query string sent to the GraphQL allBugs(query:) argument. // Multi-word label/author values are wrapped in quotes so the backend parser // treats them as a single token (e.g. label:"my label" vs label:my label). function buildQueryString( status: StatusFilter, labels: string[], author: string | null, freeText: string, ): string { const parts = [`status:${status}`] for (const label of labels) { parts.push(label.includes(' ') ? `label:"${label}"` : `label:${label}`) } if (author) { parts.push(author.includes(' ') ? `author:"${author}"` : `author:${author}`) } if (freeText.trim()) parts.push(freeText.trim()) return parts.join(' ') } // Tokenize a query string, keeping quoted spans (e.g. author:"René Descartes") // as single tokens. Quotes are preserved in the output so callers can strip them // when extracting values. function tokenizeQuery(input: string): string[] { const tokens: string[] = [] let current = '' let inQuote = false for (const ch of input.trim()) { if (ch === '"') { inQuote = !inQuote; current += ch } else if (ch === ' ' && !inQuote) { if (current) { tokens.push(current); current = '' } } else current += ch } if (current) tokens.push(current) return tokens } // Parse a free-text query string back into structured filter state so that // manual edits to the search box are reflected in the dropdown UI on submit. // Strips surrounding quotes from values (they're an encoding detail, not part // of the value itself). Unknown tokens fall through to freeText. function parseQueryString(input: string): { status: StatusFilter labels: string[] author: string | null freeText: string } { let status: StatusFilter = 'open' const labels: string[] = [] let author: string | null = null const free: string[] = [] for (const token of tokenizeQuery(input)) { if (token === 'status:open') status = 'open' else if (token === 'status:closed') status = 'closed' else if (token.startsWith('label:')) labels.push(token.slice(6)) else if (token.startsWith('author:')) author = token.slice(7).replace(/^"|"$/g, '') else free.push(token) } return { status, labels, author, freeText: free.join(' ') } } function BugListSkeleton() { return (
{Array.from({ length: 8 }).map((_, i) => (
))}
) }