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@livelybone/vue-pagination

v1.5.1

Published

A vue pagination component

Downloads

10

Readme

@livelybone/vue-pagination

NPM Version Download Month gzip with dependencies: 1.5kb pkg.module

pkg.module supported, which means that you can apply tree-shaking in you project

A vue pagination component

repository

https://github.com/livelybone/vue-pagination.git

Demo

https://livelybone.github.io/vue/vue-pagination/

Installation

npm i -S @livelybone/vue-pagination

Global name

Pagination

Usage

// import all
import Pagination from '@livelybone/vue-pagination';

// Global register
Vue.component('pagination', Pagination);

// Local register
new Vue({
  components:{Pagination}
})

Use in html, see what your can use in CDN: unpkg

<-- use what you want -->
<script src="https://unpkg.com/@livelybone/vue-pagination/lib/umd/<--module-->.js"></script>

Props

Common

| Name | Type | DefaultValue | Description | | ------------------------- | ----------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------- | ------------ | | noPage | Boolean | false | If you don't know the count of total pages, you should set this to true | | config | Object | defaultConfig¦noPageConfig | If noPage is false, the defaultValue is defaultConfig, otherwise, the defaultValue is noPageConfig | | input | Object | inputConfig | The input config | | turnBtns | Object | turnBtns | The prev-or-next button text config |

/**
 * @attr {Number} pages, the count of total pages
 * @attr {Number} page, the index of current page 
 * @attr {Number} pageSize, the size of per page 
 * @attr {Number} maxPageBtn, the max number of page buttons 
 * */
const defaultConfig = {
  pages: 1,
  page: 1,
  pageSize: 10,
  maxPageBtn: 7,
}

/**
 * @attr {Number} page, the index of current page 
 * @attr {Number} pageSize, the size of per page 
 * @attr {Number} currentPageSize, the size of current page 
 * */
const noPageConfig = {
  page: 1,
  pageSize: 10,
  currPageSize: 10,
}

/**
 * @attr {Boolean} enable, if use input tag or not 
 * @attr {String} text, the label text of input tag
 * @attr {Number} debonceTime, the debonce time to trigger event `to`
 * */
const inputConfig = {
  enable: true,
  text: 'Go to',
  debonceTime: 500,
}

/**
 * @attr {String} prev, the text of prev button
 * @attr {String} next, the text of next button
 * */
const turnBtns = {
  prev: '<',
  next: '>',
}

Events

| Name | EmittedData | Description | | ----------------- | --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | | to | Number | |

style

For building style, you can use the css or scss file in lib directory.

// scss
import 'node_modules/@livelybone/vue-pagination/lib/css/index.scss'

// css
import 'node_modules/@livelybone/vue-pagination/lib/css/index.css'

Or

// scss
@import 'node_modules/@livelybone/vue-pagination/lib/css/index.scss';

// css
@import 'node_modules/@livelybone/vue-pagination/lib/css/index.css';

Or, you can build your custom style by copying and editing index.scss