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react-hyper-pagination

v1.0.6

Published

Pagination using `After Key` and slicing the resulted pages into small pages.

Downloads

3

Readme

React hooks for pagination

Install

npm i react-hyper-pagination

Usage

In this package, there are some hooks for pagination:

  1. useAfterKeyPagiantion It works with "after key" and it's a cursor-based pagination. It's useful when you need to load more data after the end of a list. For example, you have a list of messages in a chat and you need to load more messages when you scroll to the top of the list. Or you have to use a cursor-based pagination and you want to go to the next or previous pages.

    • Fetch a new page when afterKey changes.
    • Call onAfterKeyReceived when you receive the new afterKey from the back-end.
  2. useSlicePagination If you have a list of items you want to slice into pages, you can use this hook. It's useful when you have all data on the client side and you want to slice it into pages.

  3. useHyperPagination It combines useAfterKeyPagiantion and useSlicePagination. It's useful when you have a cursor-based pagination from the back-end that loads many items in pages and you want to slice the data into small pages on the front-end.

    • Fetch a new super page (cursor-based pagination) when superAfterKey changes.
    • Call superOnAfterKeyReceived and setSuperItems when you receive the new afterKey and "items" from the back-end.
    • Show microCurrentPageItems to the user.

TODO

  • [ ] Add useOffsetLimitPagination
  • [ ] Add some examples for the hooks

License

WTFPL