AWS List Integration Block for React

Edit START at the top of the file: each tag has an id, its key (name), how many resources carry it (tagged), whether it starts active (on) and its phase (idle or failed). RESOURCES is the number of resources in the account. The coverage percentage, the bar, the filter counts and the dimming are all worked out from those values.

No. A switch changes this page's state, and Retry shows the row as retrying for about 900 milliseconds and then active. The status line under the header says so from the first paint and describes each outcome ("project is active in this demo. Nothing was sent to AWS."). In a real product, wire toggle and retry to the Billing and Cost Management call that activates cost allocation tags. AWS can take up to 24 hours to report a newly activated key, which the header says.

All, Active and Needs action each show a count that follows the rows as you switch tags on and off. Choosing one dims the rows that don't match with a solid tint and softer text instead of removing them, so the list never changes height and nothing moves under the pointer. Needs action means the tag is not active.

Each switch is named by its tag ("Activate team") and each Retry by the row it belongs to ("Retry activating project"). The coverage bar is decorative and hidden from assistive technology because the sentence beside it says "602 of 640 resources". The state is a dot and a word, never colour alone, and only the timed-out row uses the status colour. While a retry runs, the button is marked busy and ignores presses.

On a phone the state word moves up beside the tag key, the filter stretches full width and each row keeps its bar and switch. Tag keys, counts and percentages keep their reading order in a right-to-left layout while the rows themselves flip. The header fades up once on load and rows change tone with a short transition; reduced motion turns both off, and the working dot stops pulsing.