bugfix(playlist): reset page to 1 on playlist change - #1676 #4154
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Signed-off-by: Michael Tighe <strideriidx@gmail.com>
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Summary of Changes
Hello! Gemini here, providing a summary of this pull request. This PR addresses a bug where navigating to a different playlist while on a paginated view (page 2 or higher) could result in an empty page if the new playlist had fewer total pages than the current page number. The core fix involves resetting the pagination back to the first page whenever the active playlist changes. Additionally, it includes a smooth scroll to the top of the page upon playlist change.
Highlights
- Bug Fix: Resolves an issue (#1676, #3225) where switching playlists while on a high page number could lead to an empty song list if the new playlist was shorter.
- Pagination Reset: Introduces logic to automatically reset the current page back to 1 whenever the
playlistIdchanges. - UI Enhancement: Adds a smooth scroll-to-top behavior when switching playlists, improving the user experience.
- React Hooks: Utilizes the
useEffecthook to manage the side effect of resetting the page and scrolling when the playlist changes.
Changelog
- ui/src/playlist/PlaylistSongs.jsx
- Imported the
useEffecthook (line 1). - Destructured
setPagefrom theuseListContexthook (line 87). - Added a
useEffecthook that triggers onplaylistIdorsetPagechanges (lines 97-100). - Inside the
useEffect, calledsetPage(1)to reset pagination (line 98). - Inside the
useEffect, addedwindow.scrollTo({ top: 0, behavior: 'smooth' })to scroll to the top (line 99).
- Imported the
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Playlist changes fast,
Page one again, start anew,
Scrolls up, smooth and quick.
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Code Review
This pull request effectively addresses the bug where navigating between playlists could lead to an empty page if the new playlist had fewer pages. Resetting the page to 1 and scrolling to the top upon playlist change is a solid solution. The code changes are clear, concise, and well-targeted. The PR description is also very helpful in understanding the problem and the fix.
Summary of Findings
- Scroll-to-top Behavior Confirmation: The
useEffecthook correctly includeswindow.scrollTo({ top: 0, behavior: 'smooth' })to scroll to the top when the playlist changes and the page is reset. This generally enhances user experience. As noted in the PR description, this behavior is considered beneficial but potentially removable if undesirable in specific contexts. This point is of low severity, primarily serving as a reminder to ensure this global scroll behavior is confirmed as ideal across all potential use-cases of thePlaylistSongscomponent, especially if it might be embedded within layouts where scroll is managed differently by a parent component. Given the component's typical role as a main view, this is likely the intended and correct behavior. Per the review settings, a direct code comment was not added for this low-severity point, and no changes are strictly requested based on it.
Merge Readiness
The pull request is in good shape and addresses the reported issues effectively. The code is clean and the solution is straightforward. After considering the minor point mentioned in the findings summary (which is non-blocking), this PR should be ready for merging. As a reviewer, I cannot approve the pull request myself; please ensure it undergoes any further necessary reviews and approvals before merging.
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Reset page to 1 when changing playlists
Closes: #1676, #3225
This PR addresses an issue, where being on page 2 or greater of a playlist, then immediately navigating to a different playlist that has less pages than the current page number will result in an 'empty' page with no songs or pagination options.
This is achieved via the
useEffecthook in thePlaylistSongscomponent, callingsetPage(1)whenever the playlist changes. It will also automatically scroll to the top of the page, but this can be removed if it is undesirable.