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jt-react-pagination

v1.0.5

Published

simple easy plug and play pagination for any type of content

Downloads

10

Readme

Super Simple React Pagination

Painfully simply pagination with React Simple react pagination that anyone can reuse on multiple projects :)

build dev dependcies npm version

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Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.

Prerequisites

Literally nothing is required. This component has no dependencies. Its bare bones for a reason. Behold:

<Pagination>
  {items}
</Pagination>

Installing

Install this component locally in your react project

npm i jt-react-pagination --save

Import in your app

import Pagination from 'jt-react-pagination';

Use in your render

<Pagination
  prevText='<'
  nextText='>'
  pageNeighbours={2}>
  {Array.from(Array(754).keys()).map((item, idx) => (
    <p key={idx}>{ item }</p>
  ))}
</Pagination>

Props

| Prop Name | Desc | Prop Type | Default | |------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------|------------| | className | Custom class to apply for styling | string | '' | | itemPerPage | How many items should be displayed per page | number | 10 | | pageNeighbours | How many siblings should the selected (center) page have? [1 < 4 5 [6] 7 8 > 103] // 2 Neighbours [1 < 5 [6] 7 > 103] // 1 Neighbours [1 < 3 4 5 [6] 7 8 9 > 103] // 3 Neighbours | number | 1 | | prevText | The prev button text | [string, node] | 'Prev' | | nextText | The next button text | [string, node] | 'Next' | | paginationBefore | Renders the pagination above the children as well for long pages | bool | false | | children | Required The children element to render in pages | [function, node[]] | onPageUpdate | Event when the page changes, arg = page # | function

Running the tests

Coming soon

Contributing

All issues, pull requests, suggestions and comments are welcome.

Authors

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

Acknowledgments

  • Hat tip to anyone whose code was used, I believe someone from stack overflow for the pagination algo. Thanks sir.