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Paginate the whole activity feed

c8cdb6accc47af06a3df2b8b5023c21134fdb812 · Keenan Nemetz · 9d ago · parent 4d938fe8

Paginate the whole activity feed

Both activity pages stopped at a fixed number of events: the repository
feed was truncated at 100, and the instance feed merged 100 per
repository and then took 200 before its pager. Anything older was
unreachable.

Now that issues, changes, comments and state changes are index rows, the
whole feed is assembled from the database and paginated:

- the repository feed and the instance feed keep the whole sorted,
  filtered list, and both show 50 events per page;
- the repository feed gains a pager (it had none), and the instance
  pager now reaches all history;
- the kind/actor/assignee filters travel through the page links, so
  paging never widens the feed;
- the repository pager swaps the `#activity-feed` fragment over HTMX like
  the chips and the filter form, and the page links are plain hrefs when
  JavaScript is not there;
- the feed reads comment summaries (parent, id, author, created) rather
  than every comment body it will not render.

The home rail still asks for a bounded feed, so it keeps its handful of
events. The feed is assembled in memory per request, so a page costs
O(history) instead of O(page); that is the accepted trade for now, and a
SQL event stream is the follow-up if a large history makes it visible.

forge/index/comments.go +35−1

@@ -97,7 +97,41 @@ func (s *Store) Comments(repoID, kind, parent string) ([]CommentRow, error) {
97 97 return scanComments(rows)
98 98 }
99 99
100 // scanComments reads the columns Comments and CommentsForRepo both select.
100 // CommentSummary is one comment as a feed names it: who, when, and which
101 // thread. It carries no body and no anchor.
102 type CommentSummary struct {
103 Parent string
104 ID string
105 Author string
106 Created time.Time
107 }
108
109 // CommentSummaries returns every comment of one kind in a repository, for a feed
110 // that groups them by parent. It reads no body: a feed over the whole history
111 // must not pay for text it will not render.
112 func (s *Store) CommentSummaries(repoID, kind string) ([]CommentSummary, error) {
113 rows, err := s.db.Query(
114 `SELECT parent, id, author, created FROM comments
115 WHERE repo_id=? AND kind=? ORDER BY parent, id`,
116 repoID, kind)
117 if err != nil {
118 return nil, err
119 }
120 defer rows.Close()
121 var out []CommentSummary
122 for rows.Next() {
123 var c CommentSummary
124 var created int64
125 if err := rows.Scan(&c.Parent, &c.ID, &c.Author, &created); err != nil {
126 return nil, err
127 }
128 c.Created = unixTime(created)
129 out = append(out, c)
130 }
131 return out, rows.Err()
132 }
133
134 // scanComments reads the columns Comments selects.
101 135 func scanComments(rows *sql.Rows) ([]CommentRow, error) {
102 136 var out []CommentRow
103 137 for rows.Next() {