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pagination-object

v1.2.2

Published

Generate a pagination object to be used on Node.js

Readme

pagination-object

Generate a pagination object to be used on Node.js. It doesn't return any type of markup, just an object

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Install

npm install --save pagination-object

Usage

var Pagination = require('pagination-object');
var pagination = new Pagination({
  currentPage  : 3,
  totalItems   : 54,
  itemsPerPage : 10
});

Returns (not in this order)

{
  firstPage     : 1,
  previousPage  : 2,
  currentPage   : 3,
  nextPage      : 4,
  lastPage      : 6,

  totalItems    : 54,
  totalPages    : 6,
  itemsPerPage  : 10,
  offset        : 2,

  rangeStart    : 1,
  rangeEnd      : 5,
  rangeLength   : 5,

  firstLabel    : '«',
  previousLabel : '‹',
  nextLabel     : '›',
  lastLabel     : '»',

  range         : [
    { page : 1, isFirst : true, label : '«' },
    { page : 2, isPrevious : true, label : '‹' },

    { page : 1 },
    { page : 2 },
    { page : 3, isCurrent : true },
    { page : 4 },
    { page : 5 },

    { page : 4, isNext : true, label : '›' },
    { page : 6, isLast : true, label : '»' }
  ]
}

Basic example with jade

nav
  each item in pagination.range
    if item.isCurrent
      li: span(title='You are in page #{item.page}') #{item.page}
    else
      li: a(href='?page=#{item.page}', title='Go to page #{item.page}') #{item.label || item.page}

Options

currentPage

Type: Number Required: true

totalItems

Type: Number Required: true

itemsPerPage

Type: Number Required: true

firstPage

Type: Number Default: 1

rangeLength

Type: Number Default: 5

firstLabel

Type: String Default: «

previousLabel

Type: String Default:

nextLabel

Type: String Default:

lastLabel

Type: String Default: »

Tests

npm test

License

MIT © Renan Couto