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sly-rc-paginator

v0.0.12

Published

A paginator component for react

Downloads

123

Readme

Installation

$ npm install sly-rc-paginator --save

paginator image

This paginator component assumes that you have styles for a paginator with the following structure

<ul>
    <li>
	    <a></a>
    </li>
</ul>

Also the paginator truncates the list pages to just 10.

Usage

import  React, {  Component  }  from  "react";

import  Paginator  from  "sly-rc-paginator";

class  App  extends  Component  {

    constructor()  {
	    super();
	    this.state  =  {
			meta:  { // demo meta data from API
			    totalItems:  100,
			    currentPage:  1,
				itemsPerPage:  5
			}
		};
	}
    onPageChange(currentPage)  {
	  this.setState(prevSate => {
	    return {
		  posts: json, // do stuff with json
		     meta: { // update meta data
					...prevSate.meta,
					currentPage
				}
	    };
	  });
    }
    render()  {
	    const  pagintorOptions  =  {
		    ulClassName:  "pagination",
		    liClassName:  "page-item",
		    activeClassName:  "active",
		    disabledClassName:  "disabled"
	    };
    return  (
	    <div  className="App">
		    {/*Show posts*/}
		    <Paginator
			    meta={this.state.meta}
			    options={pagintorOptions}
			    onPageChange={this.onPageChange.bind(this)}
		    />
	    </div>
	   );
    }
}
export  default  App;

Props

| name | type | required | description | | ------------------------- | ------------------- | -------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | meta | object | YES | meta data that with the following keys totalItems, currentPage , itemsPerPage | | meta.totalItems | number | YES | total number of rows to be paginated | | meta.currentPage | number | YES | current page being viewed | | meta.itemsPerPage | number | YES | number of items per page | | options | object | YES | the paginator's options with the following keys ulClassName, liClassName, activeClassName, disabledClassName | | options.ulClassName | string | YES | class name for the ul tag | | options.liClassName | string | YES | class name for the li tag | | options.activeClassName | string | YES | class name for the current page to be applied to the li tag | | options.disabledClassName | string | YES | class name for the disabled links to be applied to the li tag | | options.anchorClassName | string | NO | class name for the a tags | | onPageChange | function | YES | the function that gets called when a page is clicked. It returns the currentPage as a number | | firstComponent | component or string | NO | custom component for the link to the first page e.g "<<" | | lastComponent | component or string | NO | custom component for the link to the last page e.g ">>" | | prevComponent | component or string | NO | custom component for the link to the previous page e.g "<" | | nextComponent | component or string | NO | custom component for the link to the next page e.g ">" | | showFirst | boolean | NO | condition to show link to first page | | showLast | boolean | NO | condition to show link to last page |