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@trojs/paginator

v2.3.3

Published

Paginator

Downloads

2,039

Readme

Paginator

NPM version Downloads

With this package you can easy create a pagination object.

Example usage

import Paginator from '@trojs/paginator'

/**
 * @typedef {import('@trojs/paginator').Pagination} Pagination
 */

/** @type {Pagination} */
 const results = Paginator({
    items,
    page,
    size,
    url
})

fields

items

The field items should be an array. It doesnt matter what every item contains, but an object is common.

field page

The field page should be an integer, and it is optional. You can set the current page with the page. The first page is 0, and if you dont set a page, it is the first page.

field size

The field size should be an integer, and it is optional. You can set the maximum of items per page with the size. The minimum is 1, and the default is 10.

field url

The field url should be a string, and it is optional. This will be used for the links, for e.g. the current, previous and next pages.

result

Example:

{
    cursors: {
        self: '/?test=true&size=10&page=1',
        prev: '/?test=true&size=10&page=0',
        next: '/?test=true&size=10&page=2',
        first: '/?test=true&size=10&page=0',
        last: '/?test=true&size=10&page=2',
    },
    count: 21,
    size: 10,
    page: 1,
    pages: 3,
    items: [11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20]
}

cursors

The field cursors should be an object. It returns the current page (self), previous page (prev) and the next page (next) If there is no next or previous page, it returns null If you dont have set an url, it returns for every link null

count

The field count should be an integer. It returns the total of items.

size

The field size should be an integer. The default is 10, and you can override it with the given size.

pages

The field pages should be an integer. It is the total of pages. E.g. If there are 20 items and the page size is 10, there are 2 pages. And if there are 21 items and the page size is 10, there are 3 pages.

items

The field items should be an array. It returns all items for the given page. E.g. in the example you see all items for page 1 (second page). Because there are 21 items, the next page will return just an array with 1 item.