// The channel manager's layout vocabulary (E4 S3). Named `ChannelLayout` — NOT `ChannelView` — on // purpose: the manager already has a `ChannelsView` (the subscribed/discovery/blocked TAB), and a // one-letter-apart type would be a footgun. This is the table-vs-card density switch, riding the // same generic `ViewSwitcher` as the feed. Two layouts: the DataTable, and a virtualized card grid. // (A `rows` variant existed briefly but was retired — it barely differed from the table.) export type ChannelLayout = "table" | "cards"; export const CHANNEL_LAYOUTS: readonly ChannelLayout[] = ["table", "cards"] as const; const CHANNEL_LAYOUT_DEFAULT: ChannelLayout = "table"; /** The `cards` layout's grid spec, consumed by VirtualGrid. `table` has no entry — it keeps the * numbered-pager DataTable, not the virtualized grid. */ export interface ChannelLayoutSpec { /** Narrowest grid column in px. */ minCol: number; /** First-paint row-height estimate; real heights are measured per-row after. Measured in the * browser (channel heading + About line + meta + tags + actions), not guessed. */ rowEst: number; } export const CHANNEL_LAYOUT_SPEC: Record, ChannelLayoutSpec> = { cards: { minCol: 320, rowEst: 232 }, }; /** Coerce a stored value to a layout; anything unknown (corrupt, a rolled-back future layout, or the * retired "rows") falls back to the default rather than rendering nothing. */ export function parseChannelLayout(raw: unknown): ChannelLayout { return (CHANNEL_LAYOUTS as readonly string[]).includes(raw as string) ? (raw as ChannelLayout) : CHANNEL_LAYOUT_DEFAULT; } /** Cards-per-page choices for the card layout's pager (0 = "All"), shared by both manager tabs. */ export const CARD_PAGE_SIZES = [10, 25, 50, 100]; const CARD_SIZE_DEFAULT = 25; /** Coerce a stored cards-per-page value to one the pager actually OFFERS (the sizes above, or 0 = * "All"). Clamped against the allowed set — like `clampView`/`clampStatus` — not merely type-checked: * a corrupt entry would make the page count NaN and slice the grid down to nothing, and an * off-menu number (a hand-edited 7, or an option a future build dropped) would page by a value the * `