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@lahav/auto-pagination

v1.0.2

Published

A library that enables users to have auto pagination of elements inside a div

Downloads

4

Readme

@lahav/auto-pagination - React Component for Auto Pagination of Components

Made with ❤ by Segev Lahav & Bar Yochai Bokovza

How to Install?

# NPM Installation
$ npm i @lahav/auto-pagination

# YARN Installation
$ yarn add @lahav/auto-pagination

Introduction

One of the most intresting cases that we have in our project, is to enable items in a list to position themselve, for a dynamic paging.

Demo

We've create a component name <Pagination>, which enables you to put your list of items, and dynamically assign them items, so they will take as little pages as possible, without breaking them.

In order for the component to work properly, you need to wrap the component with a <div> (It can be even <Box> or <Grid> from @mui, or any styled div), that will define the size of the area that the component will take place.

How to use the component? Note: In the given example, the name of the component is

Props

  • children: Like every React's Wrapper Components
  • page: The current page that is visible for the users.
    • Range of values between [0, amount of pages)
  • onPagesChange: A function that we'll fired up in every change in the amount of pages. The value in this function is useful for Paginators.
    • Default value is 1
  • transitionDuration & transitionTimingFunction: If you want adding a transition between pages, the same CSS values are applied in these props.
    • Default transitionTimizingFunction: ease-in-out
  • rtl: in case you would like to change the pagination direction to the right

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If you loved and you're using our small component, please give us a thumb, we've worked hard about that case.