Description
The current rules table displays all entries at once, which can lead to performance issues and reduced readability when the number of rules grows.
Implementing pagination would improve both usability and performance by limiting the number of rows displayed at a time.
Possible Problem
The table becomes difficult to navigate when many rules are present
Increased rendering time with large datasets
Poor user experience when scrolling through long lists
Proposed Solution
Add pagination to the rules table with the following features:
Configurable number of rows per page (10, 25, 50, 100)
Navigation controls (next, previous, specific page selection)
Display of current page and total number of pages
Expected Behavior
Only a subset of rules is displayed per page
Users can easily navigate between pages
Performance remains stable even with large datasets
Additional Context
Pagination should integrate seamlessly with existing table features (sorting, filtering, etc.).
Description
The current rules table displays all entries at once, which can lead to performance issues and reduced readability when the number of rules grows.
Implementing pagination would improve both usability and performance by limiting the number of rows displayed at a time.
Possible Problem
The table becomes difficult to navigate when many rules are present
Increased rendering time with large datasets
Poor user experience when scrolling through long lists
Proposed Solution
Add pagination to the rules table with the following features:
Configurable number of rows per page (10, 25, 50, 100)
Navigation controls (next, previous, specific page selection)
Display of current page and total number of pages
Expected Behavior
Only a subset of rules is displayed per page
Users can easily navigate between pages
Performance remains stable even with large datasets
Additional Context
Pagination should integrate seamlessly with existing table features (sorting, filtering, etc.).