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pure-css-pagination

v0.4.1

Published

Pagination for javascript/nodejs

Downloads

9

Readme

pagination

Pagination for javascript/nodejs

build status

usage example

var pagination = require('pagination');
var paginator = pagination.create('search', {prelink:'/', current: 1, rowsPerPage: 200, totalResult: 10020});
console.log(paginator.render());

OR

var pagination = require('pagination');
var paginator = new pagination.SearchPaginator({prelink:'/', current: 10, rowsPerPage: 200, totalResult: 10020});
console.log(paginator.render());

// output (without newlines)
<div class="paginator">
	<a href="/?page=9" class="paginator-previous">Previous</a>
	<a href="/?page=8" class="paginator-page paginator-page-first">8</a>
	<a href="/?page=9" class="paginator-page">9</a>
	<a href="/?page=10" class="paginator-current">10</a>
	<a href="/?page=11" class="paginator-page">11</a>
	<a href="/?page=12" class="paginator-page paginator-page-last">12</a>
	<a href="/?page=11" class="paginator-next">Next</a>
</div>

OR

var pagination = require('pagination');
var paginator = new pagination.ItemPaginator({prelink:'/', slashSeparator: true, current: 3, rowsPerPage: 200, totalResult: 10020});
console.log(paginator.render());

// output (without newlines)
<div class="paginator">
	<span class="paginator-current-report">Results 401 - 600 of 10020</span>
	<a href="/page/1" class="paginator-first">First</a>
	<a href="/page/2" class="paginator-previous">Previous</a>
	<a href="/page/4" class="paginator-next">Next</a>
	<a href="/page/51" class="paginator-last">Last</a>
</div>

OR need data from the calculation

var pagination = require('pagination');
var paginator = new pagination.SearchPaginator({prelink:'/', current: 3, rowsPerPage: 200, totalResult: 10020});
console.log(paginator.getPaginationData());

// output
{ prelink: '/',
  current: 3,
  previous: 2,
  next: 4,
  first: 1,
  last: 51,
  range: [ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ],
  fromResult: 401,
  toResult: 600,
  totalResult: 10020,
  pageCount: 51 }

Pagination on client side

<html>
	<head>
	<script src="../lib/pagination.js"></script>
	</head>
	<body>
		<div id="paging"></div>
		<script type="text/javascript">
		(function() {
			var paginator = new pagination.ItemPaginator({prelink:'/', current: 3, rowsPerPage: 200, totalResult: 10020});
			var html = paginator.render();
			var paginator = pagination.create('search', {prelink:'/', current: 1, rowsPerPage: 200, totalResult: 10020});
			html += paginator.render();
			document.getElementById("paging").innerHTML = html;
		})();
		</script>
	</body>
</html>

Options

Object to pass to paginator classes (second argument when using create function)

totalResult: {Integer}

Number of total items in result set

prelink: {String}

Link to append the page-param

rowsPerPage: {Integer}

Number of items per page, default to 10

pageLinks: {Integer}

Number of links to create in page range, default to 5. This value will be ignored when using item pagination.

current: {Integer}

Indicate which page is the current one. Page always starts with 1.

translationCache: {Boolean}

To indicate if the result from CURRENT_PAGE_REPORT translation can be cached or not. Default is false. The cache is global and will be the same for all instances which have specified translationCacheKey as bellow.

translationCacheKey: {String}

For supporting multiple versions of translation of CURRENT_PAGE_REPORT. It can use for multilanguages or different formats. Default is "en"

translator: {Function}

For translations of FIRST, NEXT, ... Simple example

var translations = {
	'PREVIOUS' : 'Voorgaand',
	'NEXT' : 'Volgende',
	'FIRST' : 'Eerst',
	'LAST' : 'Laatste',
	'CURRENT_PAGE_REPORT' : 'Resulten {FromResult} - {ToResult} van {TotalResult}'
};

var item = new ItemPaginator({
	prelink : '/',
	pageLinks : 5,
	current : 5,
	totalResult : 100,
	translator : function(str) {
		return translations[str];
	}
});

pageParamName: {String}

The name of the page parameter. Default is "page"

slashSeparator: {Boolean}

Indicate if using slash instead of equal sign, ie /page/2 instead of /?page=2, default is false.