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ly-pagination

v1.0.18

Published

Simple Angular pagination directive

Downloads

8

Readme

ly-pagination

Simple Angular pagination directive

Usage

npm install ly-pagination --save

In CommonJS environment: angular.module('yourApp', [require('ly-pagination')]), or in normal html, just load ly-pagination.min.js script in your html.
Then in your page, add the tag in your html:

<ly-pagination total-records="totalRecords"
               page-size="pageSize"
               auto-reset="autoReset"
</ly-pagination>

ly-pagination-ui

Global Config

With 1.0.10+, you can config the button text(first, previous, next, last) with the lyPaginationConfigProvider without passing your custom text to directive every time.

angular.module('demo', ['lyPagination'])
    .config(['lyPaginationConfigProvider', function(lyPaginationConfigProvider) {
      lyPaginationConfigProvider.setCustomButtonText({
        prevText: 'previous',
        nextText: 'next',
        firstText: 'first',
        lastText: 'last'
      });
    }])
    .controller('ctrl', function(){
      //...
    });

Options

totalRecords: '=', total number of your items
pageSize: '=', maximum records of every page, default 10
pageDisplayNumber: '=', number of pages to display in the pagination list, default 5, page 1 to 5
autoReset: '=', init the pagination at the beginning, usually you should broadcast the event to notify the pagination to initialize, if your data is loaded by ajax, default: false
prevText: '@', set your custom text, html tag supported
nextText: '@'
firstText: '@'
lastText: '@'
name: '@', prefix for pagination events below, which makes it possible to use multiple paginiations in the same page, see demo
hideFirst: '=', hide the 1-2 page button when user is in large pages ( which is > 3), default: false

Events

pageChange: the directive will $emit this event when user click on different a page
resetPagination: you should $broadcast this event to notify the directive to reset the pagination ui, if the autoReset is false(default), you also need to broadcast this for the first time(after you load async data), otherwise it will initialize the ui at the beginning without emit this event. $scope.$broadcast('resetPagination', totalRecords, newPageSize);

if name option is passed, the events will be prefixed with the ${name}_, e.g name="custom" -> custom_pageChange & custom_resetPagination

Demo

npm install, Then open index.html in demo dir

License

MIT