If page set is bigger than 52 items, turn it on by default
Test out the preview URI on Windows
Move away from the the file system sync methods and replace these with async alternatives
Page batching -> first tests were not showing a huge difference
See how we can improve the first load of the content dashboard.
- [x] Pre-processing of pages
- [x] Pre-settings retrieval
- [x] Cache pages in VSCode state with a timestamp so that data does not always need to be processed again.
- [x] Tab view switching - perform this only on the filtered/sorted pages
- [x] Pagination - #426
- [x] Define your own page set
- [x] If page set is bigger than 52 items, turn it on by default
- [x] Test out the preview URI on Windows
- [x] Move away from the the file system `sync` methods and replace these with async alternatives
- [x] ~Page batching~ -> first tests were not showing a huge difference
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The frontMatter.dashboard.content.pagination setting can now use a number as value to specify your nr of items per page.
The `frontMatter.dashboard.content.pagination` setting can now use a `number` as value to specify your nr of items per page.
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See how we can improve the first load of the content dashboard.
syncmethods and replace these with async alternativesPage batching-> first tests were not showing a huge differenceBefore:
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2900833/193422795-c83a6a15-9afe-43eb-979a-118df0044e44.mov
After:
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2900833/193422804-c437a94b-6dc1-4ba5-9fca-30892daa1a3b.mov
The
frontMatter.dashboard.content.paginationsetting can now use anumberas value to specify your nr of items per page.