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I'm using @solid-aria and I noticed that the pagination primitives are not already ported. Reading through the react-aria source code it seems that everything needed to the pagination is already done, since there are already the button and locale primitives.
If possible I can work on it too😄
But one thing I didn't understand though is how to implement localized strings. It seems that they have a json with static translations for each language, but currently in this port there is not already a primitive that handles that. Should these string be handled by the consumer user in order to pass the aria-label prop?
I'm using @solid-aria and I noticed that the pagination primitives are not already ported.
For the context @thetarnav is busy with solid-devtools, me with hope-ui and some personal things and we can't give soild-aria the amount of focus necessary to "get it right" at the moment.
I'm using @solid-aria and I noticed that the pagination primitives are not already ported. Reading through the react-aria source code it seems that everything needed to the pagination is already done, since there are already the button and locale primitives.
If possible I can work on it too😄
But one thing I didn't understand though is how to implement localized strings. It seems that they have a json with static translations for each language, but currently in this port there is not already a primitive that handles that. Should these string be handled by the consumer user in order to pass the aria-label prop?
https://github.com/adobe/react-spectrum/blob/main/packages/%40react-aria/pagination/intl/index.js
https://github.com/adobe/react-spectrum/blob/26b95c60e84a36ae8366b91f451b1b11d4819c73/packages/%40react-aria/pagination/src/usePagination.ts#L24
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