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tiny-pager

v1.0.0

Published

simple pager optionally without numbers

Downloads

72

Readme

pager

Simple pager optionally without numbers. Demo is here

Installation

Install with npm:

$ npm install -S tiny-pager

API

You need a DOM element with .pager class to create pager. See example

var pager = require('tiny-pager');
var numeric = pager(document.querySelector('.numeric')).total(5).render();

The actual content displayed by pages is CSS driven. By default the page number is displayed but you can style .active and .incactive class to display whatever you want: custom fonts, shapes, colors etc.

Pager(el)

Creates a pager as a child of el Pager is not rendered until render is called

render()

Render pager - needs to be called whenever number ot total pages changes.

total(n)

Sets number of pages to be displayed. Pages are numbered from 0 to n-1. You need ot call render to refresh the component it total changes.

select(n)

Selects n-th page - n is 0-based

Events

show

show is generated whenver user clicks on a page, its parameter is a 0-based page number

License

MIT