Add scroll pagination and username filter to HistoryPublishedList

[ahmedhamidawan]

Fixes #16568

Added scroll pagination (page previously had no pagination):

Screen.Recording.2023-09-06.at.5.52.45.PM.mov

Added username (owner) filter:

Also allows you to link to the HistoryPublishedList page with username filter:
/histories/list_published?f-username=testuser

Screen.Recording.2023-09-06.at.1.14.29.PM.mov

Possible Future Directions?:

• Should we change b-table to list similar to list of histories seen in the SelectorModal?:
  

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[mvdbeek]

Can we add explicit navigation as well that includes the last page ? I don't think it's uncommon that you'd have to go back a few years.

[ahmedhamidawan]

Can we add explicit navigation as well that includes the last page ? I don't think it's uncommon that you'd have to go back a few years.

Good point. The user will still be able to sort by update_time ascending, which is the same as starting from the last page backwards.

The challenge with b-navigation is making it work with infinite scroll at the same time I think.
Also, would we be able to get the last page of histories using the api call (i can see how changing the sorting order of update_time in the params can achieve that, but then thats the same thing as clicking the table header to sort backwards)?

[mvdbeek]

Mhh, ok, I guess some pagination is definitely better than no navigation. I think for other endpoints we return the total count, but I guess we don't have to do it all in one PR.

[martenson]

While testing this I noticed that when I click on "Published histories by marten1" which sends me to this url: http://127.0.0.1:8081/histories/list_published?f-username=marten1 I will get a list of all published histories, ignoring the query. So something with the parameter parsing needs a tweak I think?

[ahmedhamidawan]

While testing this I noticed that when I click on "Published histories by marten1" which sends me to this url: http://127.0.0.1:8081/histories/list_published?f-username=marten1 I will get a list of all published histories, ignoring the query. So something with the parameter parsing needs a tweak I think?

Oh I didn't implement that yet. I'll take a look at that, thanks!

[martenson]

Works well, thanks @ahmedhamidawan!