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datapage

v1.3.4

Published

Simple Pagenation Data Object

Downloads

26

Readme

DataPage.js - Simple Pagenation Data Object

Build Status

SYNOPSIS

var pager = new DataPage(total_entries, entries_per_page, current_page, pages_per_pageset);
pager.first_page();
pager.last_page();
pager.first();
pager.last();

pager.pageset() // 1,2,3,4,5...


// default value
// total_entries || 0
// entries_per_page || 10
// current_page || 1
// pages_per_pageset || 10

INSTALL

Node

$ npm install datapage

Then:

var DataPage = require('datapage');

Browser

bower install datapage

Then:

<script src="datapage.js"></script>

METHODS

new

new DataPage();
new DataPage(total_entries, entries_per_page, current_page, pages_per_pageset);
// default value
// total_entries || 0
// entries_per_page || 10
// current_page || 1
// pages_per_pageset || 10

entries_per_page

sets or gets the total number of entries per page (which defaults 10)

// set
pager.entries_per_page(15);
// get
pager.entries_per_page();

current_page

// set
pager.current_page(2);
// get
pager.current_page();

total_entries ( set | get )

// set
pager.total_entries(300);
// get
pager.pager.total_entries();

entries_on_this_page

var total_entries = 300,
	entries_per_page = 10,
	current_page = 2,
	pages_per_pageset = 5;
var pager = new DataPage(total_entries, entries_per_page, current_page, pages_per_pageset);
pager.entries_on_this_page(); // returns 10
var total_entries = 317,
	entries_per_page = 10,
	current_page = 32,
	pages_per_pageset = 5;
var pager = new DataPage(total_entries, entries_per_page, current_page, pages_per_pageset);
pager.entries_on_this_page(); // returns 7

first_page

always returns 1

last_page

var pager = new DataPage(500, 30, 1); 
pager.last_page(); returns 17

fast

last

previous_page

next_page

pages_per_pageset ( set | get )

pageset

has_next_pageset

has_previous_pageset

SEE ALSO

This software has been ported from Data::Page

COPYRIGHT

© 2014 trapple

LICENSE

The "Artistic License"