sima-page-structure

Structure a React listing page by using server components to extract search params, handle filtering and sorting, and wrap content in a Suspense boundary for loading states. Separate data fetching into a dedicated content component driven by generic filter and pagination props.

Handle loading states and pagination by implementing a loading component that mirrors the actual content layout as a skeleton. Apply a fixed bottom pagination wrapper and use Suspense keys to ensure consistent behavior when search params change.

Extract search params directly within the main page server component, then pass generic filter, sort, and currentPage props to a dedicated content component. This content component uses repository patterns to fetch and render data consistently.

Yes, this structure applies to various listing pages like /vehicles/cars or /professional-service. It enforces reusable page styling, modular content components, and consistent pagination conventions across different entities.

Suspense boundaries may not update when filters change if they lack proper Suspense keys. Assigning a unique key based on current search params ensures the boundary resets loading states and fetches fresh data correctly.

Separate data fetching by creating a dedicated content component that receives generic props like filters, currentPage, and sort. The main page component handles param extraction and Suspense wrapping, while the content component manages repository data fetching.