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pagix

v1.1.0

Published

A generic pagination algorithm

Downloads

267

Readme

A generic, framework agnostic, pagination calculator

Highlights

  • :electric_plug: Framework agnostic
  • :trophy: Dependency free
  • :fire: Higly flexible

Demo

Install

yarn add pagix

Basic Usage

import { pagix } from 'pagix'

const paginate = pagix({ records: 100 })

The pagix function returns an object with some calculated props:

  • total: total number of pages
  • current: current page number, constrained between 1 and total
  • start: an array of page numbers, the first fixed page numbers
  • middle: an array of page numbers, calculated from current page
  • end: an array of page numbers, the last fixed page numbers
  • prev: the previous page number between start and middle, false if there is no truncated pages between start and middle
  • next: the next page number between middle and end, false if there is no truncated pages between middle and end
  • from: initial record in current page
  • to: last record in current page

pagination explain

API

pagix({ records [, limit, current, delta, fixed ] }): Main method to calculate pagination

| Prop | Required | Default | Description | | ------- | -------- | ------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | | records | true | - | total of records to paginate | | limit | false | 10 | total of records to show per page | | current | true | 1 | current page | | delta | true | 1 | total of pages to show in each side of current page | | fixed | true | 1 | total of pages to show before prev button and after next button |

🤝 Contributing

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