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ts-paginate

v1.2.5

Published

This package provide pagination to any data records that has id attribute

Downloads

86

Readme

ts-paginate

This lib paginate any data as array of records using id attribute as cursor.

All record must have id attribute or you must provide a custom cursorKey.

Node Install


$ npm install --save ts-paginate

# or

$ yarn add ts-paginate

You also may use on browser from bundle


<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/bundle/index.min.js"></script>

Or from skypack


<script type="module">

	import { Pager } from 'https://cdn.skypack.dev/ts-paginate';

</script>

Follow link for browser example: Click Here

Custom Configs

Default configs


{ cursorKey: 'id', pageSize: 25 }

import { Pager } from 'ts-paginate';

// default config
const paginate = new Pager().paginate;

Or using a custom config


import { Pager } from 'ts-paginate';

// custom config
const paginate = new Pager({ cursorKey: '_id', pageSize: 15 }).paginate;

Example Rest


import { Pager } from 'ts-paginate';

// set pager
const paginate = new Pager().paginate;

// using after cursor
const result = paginate({
	data: dbData,
	params: {
		size: 7,
		after: 'cursor_xya'
	}
}).toRest();

console.log(result.pageInfo);
`{
	hasNextPage: true,
	hasPreviousPage: true,
	totalCount: 40,
	sizePerPage: 7,
	currentItem: 1,
	page: {
		current: 2,
		of: 6
	},
	firstCursor: 'cursor_xyb',
	lastCursor: 'cursor_xyh'
}`

// using before cursor
const result = paginate({
	data: dbData,
	params: {
		size: 7,
		before: 'cursor_xyz'
	}
}).toRest();

Data as GQL node

Transform data payload to graphQL node


import { Pager } from 'ts-paginate';

// set pager
const paginate = new Pager().paginate;

const result = paginate({
	data: usersData,
	params: {
		size: 50,
		after: 'cursor_xyz'
	}
}).toGql();

console.log(result.data[0]);
`{
	cursor: 'cursor_xyw',
	node: {
		id: 'cursor_xyw',
		name: 'foo',
		email: '[email protected]'
	}
}`

Generic types

Transform data payload to graphQL node


import { Pager } from 'ts-paginate';

interface IUser {
	id: string;
	name: string;
	email: string;
}

// set pager
const paginate = new Pager().paginate;

const result = paginate<IUser>({ data: usersData }).toRest();

// or 

const result = paginate<IUser>({ data: usersData }).toGql();

Change size on nested pages

If the amount of records to be displayed changes, first request an update of the value, passing only the value and then navigate informing the cursor


import { Pager } from 'ts-paginate';

const { paginate } = new Pager();

// Request first page with 15 items per page.
const page1a = paginate({ data, params:{ size: 15 }});

// Next > Next: I am on page 3
const page3a = paginate({ data, params: { size: 15, after: 'cursor_30' } });

// I want to change size to 5 items per page
const page1b = paginate({ data, params:{ size: 5 }});

// Next > Next: Now you navigate to page 3. Cursor reference is cursor_10
const page3b = paginate({ data, params:{ size: 5, after: 'cursor_10' }});