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server-table-pagination

v1.2.0

Published

A server-side pagination component for Angular applications.

Readme

server-table-pagination

A server-side pagination component for Angular applications. This component utilizes Tailwind CSS for styling, ensure you have it installed in your project.

Version

1.1.0

npm

Dependencies

  • Angular: ^16.2.0
  • tslib: ^2.3.0
  • Tailwind CSS

Installation

npm install server-table-pagination

Ensure you have Tailwind CSS installed and configured in your project.

npm install tailwindcss

Usage

Import ServerTablePaginationModule in your app module:

import { ServerTablePaginationModule } from 'server-table-pagination';

@NgModule({
  imports: [ ServerTablePaginationModule ]
})
export class AppModule { }

Use the server-table-pagination component in your template:

<lib-server-table-pagination
  [limit]="10"
  [offset]="0"
  [count]="100"
  [inputPlaceHolderText]="'Search'"
  [showInputSearch]="true"
  (filterSearchChanged)="onFilterSearchChanged($event)">
</lib-server-table-pagination>

Events

  • filterSearchChanged: Emitted when pagination controls are interacted or search text is changed.

Local Development

To test changes locally before publishing, follow these steps:

1. Symlink dependencies

The library needs Angular and other peer dependencies to compile. Symlink the consuming project's node_modules:

ln -s /path/to/your-angular-app/node_modules /path/to/server-table-pagination/node_modules

2. Build the library

Use ng-packagr (matching your Angular major version) to build:

cd server-table-pagination
npx ng-packagr@18 -p ng-package.json

This outputs the compiled library to the dist/ folder.

3. Link to your project

Register the built library globally, then link it into your Angular app:

cd server-table-pagination/dist
npm link

cd /path/to/your-angular-app
npm link server-table-pagination --legacy-peer-deps

4. Enable preserveSymlinks

Add "preserveSymlinks": true to your angular.json build options so Angular resolves the symlinked library correctly:

"architect": {
  "build": {
    "options": {
      "preserveSymlinks": true
    }
  }
}

5. Start the dev server

Run ng serve as usual. Changes to the library require rebuilding (step 2) and restarting the dev server.

Cleanup

After testing, to revert to the published npm version:

cd /path/to/your-angular-app
npm unlink server-table-pagination
npm install

Remove "preserveSymlinks": true from angular.json if no longer needed.