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react-headless-paginate

v0.0.1

Published

Pagination for React

Downloads

3

Readme

React Pagination

  • This is unstyled/headless pagination for React
  • All styling is customizable to you
  • Zero dependencies

Install

npm i react-headless-paginate

Usage

import {Pagination, PaginationWrap, useReactPagination} from "react-headless-paginate";

const App = () => {
    const pagination = useReactPagination({
        totalItem: 100,
        params: {
            limit: 10,
            offset: 0
        },
        onPageChange: () => {

        }
    })
    const disabledClassName = {
        className: "disabled"
    }
    return (
        <div>
            <PaginationWrap {...pagination}>
                <Pagination.Root>
                    <Pagination.First disabledProps={disabledClassName}>
                        fist
                    </Pagination.First>
                    <Pagination.Previous disabledProps={disabledClassName}>
                        prev
                    </Pagination.Previous>
                    <Pagination.Content>
                        {(item) => <>
                            <Pagination.Item className={"base-class"} activeProps={{
                                className: "my-active",
                            }} inactiveProps={{
                                className: "inactive"
                            }}>
                                {item}
                            </Pagination.Item>
                            <Pagination.Dot>
                                ...
                            </Pagination.Dot>
                        </>}
                    </Pagination.Content>
                    <Pagination.Next disabledProps={disabledClassName}>
                        next
                    </Pagination.Next>
                    <Pagination.Last disabledProps={disabledClassName}>
                        last
                    </Pagination.Last>
                </Pagination.Root>
            </PaginationWrap>
        </div>
    );
};

export default App;

Options

Hooks useCustomPagination

totalItems

  • total count of items for pagination

params

  • limit is the number of items you want to show on each page
  • offset the default starting item count is 0

onPageChange

  • when the page changes, this method gets triggered with params and page included

Components

activeProps & inactiveProps

  • use for Pagination.Item to add className and styling for the active current page

disabledProps use for:

  • Pagination.First
  • Pagination.Prev
  • Pagination.Next
  • Pagination.Last

This attribute is applied when the user moves to the first page or the last page. If you don't want to use the disabled state, you can omit this prop