Data Pagination system

pagination-system is a modern Vanilla JS and ES6 library for data pagination.
It includes not only pagination but data filtering and sorting as well.
It’s also possible to use the Show more button or infinite scrolling of data.

• No dependencies
• Highly customizable
• Easy and simple to use

How to use it

• Install via npm

npm i pagination-system

import as an ES module

// As an ES module
import PaginationSystem from 'pagination-system';
// Necessary stylesheet
import 'pagination-system/dist/pagination-system.min.css';

Or just include into HTML

// UMD Version
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/pagination-system/dist/pagination-system.min.css">
<script src="https://unpkg.com/pagination-system/dist/pagination-system.umd.min.js"></script>

• Create a container for storing your data and a container for pagination.
  A container for pagination can be the same as a container for data. In any case, pagination div will be added after the data.

<div class="container"></div>
<div class="paging-container"></div>

• Initialize the Pagination System in js file.

    const dataPaging = new PaginationSystem(options);

  The options parameters are slightly different
  depending on whether the data is received at once,
  or the data is loaded from the server page by page.

  • Common Options
    • dataContainer - DOM element
    • pagingContainer - DOM element
    • dataRenderFn - function to render data
    • perPage - optional, default is 10, number of items per page
    • countRecords - optional, no need to set this parameter, the number of records will be counted.
    • isShowPerPage - optional, show or not perPage dropbox, default is true
    • childSelector - optional, child selector of collection, used if loading is set to 'auto'
    • loading - optional, can be 'auto'|'more'|'none', default is 'none'
    • textShowMore - optional, the default text is 'show more', used if loading is set to 'more' (Show more button)
  • Special options, if all data is received
    • data - data array
    • countRecords - set only if you want to reduce the data array, the data will be truncated
  • Special options, if the data is loaded from the server page by page

    • url - String, like 'https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts'

    • urlParams - Object like

      {
        limit: '_limit', // url query param name (number of items to display per page) optional
        pageNumber: '_page', // url query param name (number of page),
      }

    • urlExtraParams - optional, additional URL params, if you want to restrict the data by some conditions Object like

      { id_lte: 33, id_gte: 3 }

    • dimmerSelector - optional, String like '#dimmer',

      in html:

      <div id="dimmer">
        <div class="loader"></div>
      </div>

    • countRecords - you don't need to set this option.
      The total number of records should be in the 'X-Total-Count' response header

Available methods of the PaginationSystem class

• getDataKeys()
  returns Promise

  const dataPaging = new PaginationSystem(options);
  
  dataPaging
    .getDataKeys()
    .then((dataKeys) => {
      /* 
        dataKeys (field names) array like [
          { name: 'id', type: 'numeric', title: 'id' },
          { name: 'first_name', type: 'alpha', title: 'first name' },
        ]
      */
      if (dataKeys && dataKeys.length) {
        // create table header depending on dataKeys (field names) 
      }
    });

• getNumPage()
  @returns {Number} page number

• getPerPage()
  @returns {Number} number of entries per page

• render(numPage)
  render pages
  @param {Number} numPage
  @returns {Promise}

• restoreData()
  restore data after filtering

• sortData(queryObj, numPage)
  data sorting
  @param {Object} queryObj
  @param {Number} numPage
  queryObj:
  if options.url - like {'_sort': 'name', '_order': 'asc'}
  depending on what query parameters your server supports to sort the data
  if options.data - {field: 'name', direction: 1, type: 'alpha'}
  direction: 1(ASC) | -1(DESC)
  type: 'numeric'|'date'|'alpha'

• filterData(queryObj)
  data filtering
  @param {Object} queryObj
  if options.url - queryObj like -{ q: 'andrew', country: 'spain' } depending on what query parameters your server supports to search for records
  if options.data
  All available actions:

  • eq (equals)
  • ne (not equal)
  • lt (less than)
  • lte (less than or equal)
  • gt (greater than)
  • gte (greater than or equal)
  • in_range
  • contains
  • not_contains
  • starts_with
  • ends_with

  const dataPaging = new PaginationSystem(options);
  // queryObj like 
  const queryObj = {  
    q: {value: 'andr'} // global search
    id: { action: 'lte', value: 40 },
    age: { action: 'in_range', value: [20, 30] },
  };
  
  dataPaging
    .filterData(queryObj)
    .then((countRecords) => {
      console.log('Found:', countRecords);
    });

Examples

• options.data

  const options = {
    dataContainer: document.querySelector('.container'),
    dataRenderFn: (dataPage) => {
      .map(
        (item) =>
          `<li>
             <span class="item-counter">${item.number}</span>
             <span class="textline">${item.text}</span>
           </li>`
      ).join('')}</ul>`;
    },
    data: data || [],
    pagingContainer: document.querySelector('.paging-container'),
  };
      
  new PaginationSystem(options);

• options.url
  An example of infinite data loading:

  const url = 'https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts'; // test server url 
  const urlParams = {
    limit: '_limit', // url query param name (number of items to display per page) optional
    pageNumber: '_page', // url query param name (number of page),
  }; // url query params
      
  const dataRenderFn = (dataPage) => {
    return `${dataPage
      .map(
        (item) =>
          `<div class="card">
             <div class="card-post">
               <div class="card-item-title">
                 <span class="item-counter">${item.id}</span>
                 <span class="item-title">${item.title.split(' ').slice(0, 3).join(' ')}</span>
               </div>
               <p class="item-body">${item.body}</p>
             </div>
           </div>`
      ).join('')}`;
  };
  
  const options = {
    dataContainer: document.querySelector('.container'),
    dataRenderFn: dataRenderFn,
    url: url, 
    urlParams: urlParams,
    pagingContainer: document.querySelector('.paging-container'),
    perPage: 20,
    dimmerSelector: '#dimmer', 
    childSelector: '.card', 
    loading: 'auto', 
  };
  
  new PaginationSystem(options);

More available in the examples folder