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@nkrass/angular-modern-pagination

v0.1.1

Published

Angular 21 standalone-compatible pagination library.

Readme

@nkrass/angular-modern-pagination

Standalone Angular pagination utilities for Angular 21.

The package supports:

  • client-side slicing with paginate pipe
  • server-side pagination with totalItems, totalPages, or hasNextPage
  • configurable controls through pagination-controls and pagination-template
  • signals-based internals and standalone Angular APIs

Installation

npm install @nkrass/angular-modern-pagination

Peer Dependencies

  • @angular/core ^21.2.0
  • @angular/common ^21.2.0

Exports

  • PaginatePipe (paginate)
  • PaginationControlsComponent (pagination-controls)
  • PaginationControlsDirective (pagination-template, exportAs paginationApi)
  • PaginationService
  • PaginationInstance

Standalone Usage

Add the standalone exports to a component imports list:

import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import {
  PaginatePipe,
  PaginationControlsComponent,
} from '@nkrass/angular-modern-pagination';

@Component({
  standalone: true,
  imports: [PaginatePipe, PaginationControlsComponent],
  templateUrl: './example.component.html',
})
export class ExampleComponent {
  page = 1;
  itemsPerPage = 10;
  items = Array.from({ length: 250 }, (_, i) => `Item ${i + 1}`);
}

Template:

<li *ngFor="let item of items | paginate: {
  itemsPerPage: itemsPerPage,
  currentPage: page
}">
  {{ item }}
</li>

<pagination-controls
  (pageChange)="page = $event"
  [previousLabel]="'pagination.previous' | transloco"
  [nextLabel]="'pagination.next' | transloco">
</pagination-controls>

Server-Side Pagination

When you fetch only one page from the backend, pass page metadata:

<li *ngFor="let row of rows | paginate: {
  itemsPerPage: pageSize,
  currentPage: page,
  totalItems: totalItems,
  totalPages: totalPages,
  hasNextPage: hasNextPage
}">
  {{ row.name }}
</li>

<pagination-controls
  (pageChange)="page = $event">
</pagination-controls>

Resolution behavior:

  • totalItems present: used directly
  • else totalPages present: inferred as totalPages * itemsPerPage
  • else hasNextPage === true: synthetic next page is exposed
  • else final page is inferred from current collection length

Custom Template API

Use pagination-template for full control:

<pagination-template #p="paginationApi" (pageChange)="page = $event">
  <button (click)="p.previous()" [disabled]="p.isFirstPage()">Prev</button>
  <span>{{ p.getCurrent() }} / {{ p.getLastPage() }}</span>
  <button (click)="p.next()" [disabled]="p.isLastPage()">Next</button>
</pagination-template>

Inputs and Outputs

PaginatePipe args:

  • id?: string
  • itemsPerPage: number | string
  • currentPage: number | string
  • totalItems?: number | string
  • totalPages?: number | string
  • hasNextPage?: boolean | string

pagination-controls inputs:

  • id?: string
  • maxSize?: number
  • directionLinks?: boolean
  • autoHide?: boolean
  • responsive?: boolean
  • previousLabel?: string
  • nextLabel?: string
  • screenReaderPaginationLabel?: string
  • screenReaderPageLabel?: string
  • screenReaderCurrentLabel?: string
  • currentPage?: number | string
  • itemsPerPage?: number | string
  • totalItems?: number | string
  • totalPages?: number | string
  • hasNextPage?: boolean | string

pagination-controls outputs:

  • pageChange: number
  • pageBoundsCorrection: number

Development

npm install
npm run build
npm test