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pagin

v1.0.12

Published

A simple javascript library for single page application(SPA).

Downloads

11

Readme

pagin

A simple pagination library for single page application(SPA).

demo

Installation

npm install --save pagin

or

<script src="https://unpkg.com/pagin/dist/pagin.min.js"></script>

Usage

// ES2015
import Pagin from 'pagin'

var callback = function(params, success, failure) {
    // ajax
}
var pagin = new Pagin(callback)

or

var options = {
    rangePages: 7,
    limit: 10,
    recordsKey: 'records',
    totalCountKey: 'totalCount'
}
var pagin = new Pagin(callback, options)

Options

| key | default | description | |:--------------|:------------:|:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | limit | 5 | A number of items per page. | | rangePages | 5 | A number of pages to display. | | recordsKey | 'records' | Path to items in response. If the path does not exist, an empty array is returned. (dot-notation OK. ex.: 'data.records' -> {"data": {"records": []}}) | | totalCountKey | 'totalCount' | Path to the total number of items in response. If the path does not exist, 0 is returned. (dot-notation OK) | | sort | 'id' | The item name to be sorted. It is included in the params passed to the callback. | | order | 'desc' | 'asc' or 'desc'. It is included in the params passed to the callback. |

API

| method/property | description | |:-------------------|:----------------------------------------| | pagin.limit | A number of items per page. | | pagin.rangePages | A number of pages to display. | | pagin.currentPage | A number of current pages. | | pagin.isLoading | true or false. Is it loading? | | pagin.sort | Current sort item name. | | pagin.order | Current order. | | pagin.records | Current items. | | pagin.totalCount | Total number of items. | | pagin.hasPrev() | Does the previous page exist? | | pagin.hasNext() | Does the next page exist? | | pagin.totalPage() | The total number of pages. | | pagin.toPage(num) | To specified page. num: number of page. | | pagin.prev() | To previous page. | | pagin.next() | To next page. | | pagin.range() | Range of pages to be displayed. | | pagin.sortBy(key) | Sort by key. | | pagin.orderBy(key) | 'asc' or 'desc' or ''. |