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1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041424344454647484950515253545556575859606162636465666768export type PrevNextCandidate = { uri: string | null; sort_date: string | null; title: string | null; publishedAt: string | null;};
/** * The ordered run of posts the prev/next buttons page through, oldest first. * The post page and the revalidation of its neighbours both derive adjacency * from this, so they must never disagree on which posts count or how ties * break. */export function sortPostsForPrevNext<T extends PrevNextCandidate>(docs: T[]) { return docs .filter((doc) => doc.publishedAt && doc.title) .sort( (a, b) => new Date(a.sort_date || 0).getTime() - new Date(b.sort_date || 0).getTime(), );}
export function prevNextAround<T extends { uri: string | null }>( sorted: T[], uri: string,) { const index = sorted.findIndex((d) => d.uri === uri); if (index === -1) return undefined; const lastIndex = sorted.length - 1; return { prev: index > 0 ? sorted[index - 1] : undefined, next: index < lastIndex ? sorted[index + 1] : undefined, first: index > 0 ? sorted[0] : undefined, last: index < lastIndex ? sorted[lastIndex] : undefined, prevPreload: index > 1 ? sorted[index - 2] : undefined, nextPreload: index < lastIndex - 1 ? sorted[index + 2] : undefined, };}
/** * The posts whose prev/next buttons point at `doc`. When `doc` is still in * `sorted` they're its index neighbours; when it has been deleted they're the * posts that bracketed its `sort_date`, which now point at each other. * `atEdge` reports whether `doc` is (or was) the first or last post, which is * what the first/last buttons on every other post render. */export function adjacentPosts<T extends PrevNextCandidate>( sorted: T[], doc: { uri: string; sort_date: string | null | undefined },): { prev?: T; next?: T; atEdge: boolean } { const index = sorted.findIndex((d) => d.uri === doc.uri); if (index !== -1) return { prev: sorted[index - 1], next: sorted[index + 1], atEdge: index === 0 || index === sorted.length - 1, }; const time = new Date(doc.sort_date || 0).getTime(); const nextIndex = sorted.findIndex( (d) => new Date(d.sort_date || 0).getTime() > time, ); const next = nextIndex === -1 ? undefined : sorted[nextIndex]; const prev = nextIndex === -1 ? sorted[sorted.length - 1] : sorted[nextIndex - 1]; return { prev, next, atEdge: !prev || !next };}