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Expose page list, current page, and getters for isAtLastPage / isAtFirstPage #299

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Description

This PR introduces new getter methods to the WoltModalSheet to get the current page and current page list.

New Getter Methods:

  • pages: Returns the list of pages currently in the modal sheet.
  • currentPage: Retrieves the current page being displayed in the modal sheet.
  • currentPageIndex: Provides the index of the currently displayed page within the navigation stack.
  • isAtFirstPage: Returns true if the current page is the first in the stack, otherwise false.
  • isAtLastPage: Returns true if the current page is the last in the stack, otherwise false.

Related Issues

#297

Testing

New widget tests have been added to verify the correctness of these getter methods. The playground app also now shows the current page index, and total number of pages utilising these methods.

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lgtm

@ulusoyca ulusoyca merged commit 97cf9e3 into main Aug 11, 2024
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@ulusoyca ulusoyca deleted the expose-page-list branch August 11, 2024 14:55
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