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This PR introduces sorting capabilities to the repository listings on both the home page and the language-specific details pages.
Currently, the repositories are displayed in a random shuffled order (determined at data collection). Allowing users to sort the lists makes it much easier to discover projects based on their size, activity, or issue counts.
This PR introduces sorting capabilities to the repository listings on both the home page and the language-specific details pages.
Currently, the repositories are displayed in a random shuffled order (determined at data collection). Allowing users to sort the lists makes it much easier to discover projects based on their size, activity, or issue counts.
Key Changes
Persistent Sort State: Added a global useSortKey state in composables/states.js so that the selected sorting option is preserved when navigating between the home page and language pages.
Custom Dropdown Selector (SortSelector.vue): Built a dark-themed custom dropdown using Tailwind CSS and Heroicons, including transition animations and click-outside detection.
Computed Sorting Logic: Integrated the dropdown and sorted repository lists on both the main listing page (pages/index.vue) and the language detail page (pages/language/[slug].vue).
Supported Sorting Options:
Default (Random)
Recently Active (Pushed Date)
Stars (High to Low / Low to High)
Issue Count (Most Issues)
Verification
Ran the backend sanity tests via uv run python gfi/test_data.py (all passed).
Checked types using uv run mypy gfi/ (success).
Verified production build compile using npm run build (success).
AI Disclosure
This feature was implemented with the assistance of an AI coding assistant (Gemini/Antigravity). All AI-generated code has been fully reviewed, integrated, and verified to be working correctly.