List component

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A List component is a UI element used to display a collection of items in a structured format. Here are the key features a List component should have:

1. Customizable Styling: Support for custom styles and CSS classes to match the application's design.
2. Item Rendering: Ability to render each list item with custom content, including text, images, and other components.
3. Interactive Items: Support for interactive features such as clicking, hovering, and selecting items.
4. Scrollable: Option to make the list scrollable if the content exceeds the available space.
5. Virtualization: Efficient rendering of large lists using virtualization techniques to improve performance.
6. Grouped Items: Support for grouping items under headers or categories.
7. Selectable Items: Option to select one or multiple items, with visual indication of selection.
8. Drag and Drop: Support for drag-and-drop functionality to reorder items.
9. Keyboard Navigation: Support for keyboard navigation to move through list items.
10. Accessibility: Ensure the component is accessible with proper ARIA attributes and keyboard support.
11. Event Handling: Emit events for user interactions such as click, hover, select, and drag.
12. Empty State: Display a custom message or component when the list is empty.
13. Loading State: Display a loading indicator while the list is being populated.
14. Pagination: Support for paginating items if the list is too long.
15. Filtering: Ability to filter items based on search criteria or other conditions.
16. Sorting: Support for sorting items based on different criteria.
17. Theming: Support for different themes to match the application's design system.
18. Item Spacing: Control over the spacing and padding between list items.
19. Icons and Badges: Option to include icons or badges within list items for additional information.
20. Nested Lists: Support for nested lists within list items for hierarchical data.

These features ensure that the List component is versatile, user-friendly, and adaptable to various use cases.

To be implemented

• Vue component with basic logic
• Styles and extension points as css properties
• Vitepress documentation: feature description, examples and api documentation
• Unit tests for component and its composition
• Storybook demos and documentation