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vue-paginater

v1.0.0

Published

YAN Paginator for Vue.js

Downloads

5

Readme

VuePaginater - vue-paginater

npm (scoped) npm MIT

Installation via NPM

First

Install via NPM

npm i vue-paginater --save-dev

or

npm i  vue-paginater --save

Second

Require in your project:

var VuePaginater = require('vue-paginater');

or ES6 syntax:

import VuePaginater from 'vue-paginater'

Third

You can register the component globally:

Vue.component('vue-paginater', VuePaginater)
                                                

Or locally in a single Vue component:

 components: { 'vue-paginater':VuePaginater},

All Available Props for vue-paginater

Prop | Type | Default | Description --- | --- | --- | --- maxVisibleButtons | Number | 3 | Amount of pages to show in pagination total | Number| - | Total amount of results or iteration count max| Number | 0 | If totalPages unset you must set how many entries you are showing per page i.e. 10 lines per page enablePageListing| Boolean | true | show page numbers ? enableFirstPage| Boolean | true | show first Button taking user to page 1? enableLastPage| Boolean | true | show last Button taking user to last page ? firstLabel| String | First | Text to show as First button lastLabel| String | Last | Text to show as Last button nextLabel| String | Next | Text to show as Next button previousLabel| String | Previous | Text to show as Previous button disabled| Boolean | false | Disable pagination

Events

Event | Description --- | --- @offset| Gives you back your current offset to go off and retrieve records from @pagechanged | gives you current page number - but not really needed by you

Usage

Example 1: Basic
<vue-paginater total="300" max="10" @offset="giveOffset"/>
<script>
 import VuePaginater from 'vue-paginater'
 export default {
     components: {
         VuePaginater
     },
     methods: {
        giveOffset(offset) {
            console.log('currentOffet '+offset)
            //MyService.fetch('balh?offset='+offset)
        }
    }
 }
</script>

Changelog

v.1.0.0

  • Working release built on webpack 4 - includes vue-paginater

Credits

Filipa Lacerda

This was the origins