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sails-pagination-middleware-header

v1.0.0

Published

Return total count in a response header when using built-in sails limit & sort parameters

Downloads

4

Readme

sails-pagination-middleware-header

About

Middleware for sails.js for finding the total count by criteria and injecting it among headers.

Criteria pagination / filtering is built in to Sails, with keywords limit, skip, where. This package only adds a X-Total-Count header to aid with building page indicators. You could define your page size in your frontend application with the keyword limit and just adjust skip accordingly. Meaning you could implement all sorts of different pagination indicators with this system.

Basic Usage

npm install --save sails-pagination-middleware-header

Then in your config/http.js, add paginate to first place in array:

middleware: {
    paginate: require('sails-pagination-middleware'),
    order: [
      'paginate',
      // ...
     ]

Sails version support

It only supports Sails 1.x+

Advanced Usage

You can create a policy, say we called it api/policies/paginate.js

module.exports = require('sails-pagination-middleware').generate({});

Then in config/policies.js you can specify which find call will get augmented with the count field.

UserController: {
    'find': ['isLoggedIn', 'paginate'],
}

Extra Options

There are options that you can change, just call the generate() function

    require('sails-pagination-middleware').generate({
        // if you want to add/remove an action i.e. 'user/search' or whatever
        // the array can contain a string for exact match or a regular expression for a pattern
        // if you use this options, the array you use will override the default, it will NOT concat
        // this is the default,
        // it will match all the usual :model/find, :model/:id/:association/populate
        actions: ['find', 'populate', /^.*\/(find|populate)$/]

        // if the .count() calls fails, to throw an error or not
        silentError: false // default
    }),

Credits

This package is a fork of the beautiful sails-pagination-middleware.