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tpt-paginator

v0.0.1

Published

>Angular 7 paginator. > The simplest solution for pagination in Angular.

Downloads

2

Readme

tpt-paginator NPM version

Angular 7 paginator. The simplest solution for pagination in Angular.

Install

Install with npm:

npm i tpt-paginator

Basic Usage

Add below tag in app component. and import TptPaginatorModule in Root module (appModule)

<tpt-paginator [totalRecords]="141" [noOfLinks]="10" [rows]="10" [(first)]="first" (onPageChange)="onPageChange($event)"></tpt-paginator>

Inputs

totalRecords - count of the total data
noOfLinks - number of paging links you want to see in paginator 
rows- rows per page
first - first item index in the page

Outputs

onPageChange - This eavent will rise on every page change with the below information 
first: 10
page: 1
rows: 10
totalRecords: 141

Its simple and classic paginator. if you want to over ride the UI use style selectors.

Author

Tirupathi Temburu

License

Copyright (c) 2019 Tirupathi Temburu, contributors.
Released under the MIT license