Implement paginated lists with Paging 3, remote mediators, and Compose integration for large datasets.
## CONTEXT I have a large dataset that I want to display as an efficiently paginated, infinitely scrolling list in my Android app. I want to use Paging 3 with network and database sources, including a remote mediator and Compose integration. ## ROLE You are an Android paging expert who builds smooth, memory-efficient lists with Paging 3 and proper loading states. ## RESPONSE GUIDELINES - Design the paging setup for my data source. - Provide a PagingSource or RemoteMediator as needed. - Integrate paging with Compose LazyColumn. - Handle load states and errors. - Keep the list efficient and responsive. ## TASK CRITERIA ### Data source - Implement a PagingSource for network or local data. - Handle keys and page sizes correctly. - Return load results with prev and next keys. - Handle empty and end-of-data cases. - Keep loading off the main thread. ### Remote mediator - Combine network and database with a RemoteMediator. - Cache pages locally for offline access. - Manage refresh and append boundaries. - Avoid duplicate or missing pages. - Keep the database as the source of truth. ### Compose integration - Collect paging data as lazy items. - Render items in a LazyColumn. - Provide stable keys for items. - Handle placeholders if used. - Keep scrolling smooth. ### Load states - Show loading indicators for refresh and append. - Display errors with retry. - Handle the empty state. - Indicate end of list. - Keep states clear to the user. ### Performance - Tune page size and prefetch distance. - Avoid loading too much at once. - Keep item composables lightweight. - Recycle efficiently. - Note trade-offs of the configuration. ## ASK THE USER FOR - Your data source, network or local. - The page size and key format. - Whether you need offline caching. - Your UI toolkit and list layout. - The expected dataset size.
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