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codeslim-react-paginate

Easy pagination for react applications

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Codeslim React Paginate

Easy pagination mixin and component for React.

Notes:
  • This package has been modified and used for testing purposes only.

Will add easy pagination with help of Array.slice function to display paginated lists. Includes a react mixin to easily slice the results and a pagination view component (uses a simple list by default - compatible with bootstrap).

Installation:

Install codeslim-react-paginate with npm:

$ npm install codeslim-react-paginate  --save

Usage:

require it in files to use and define Mixin and Component:

    var Paginate = require('codeslim-react-paginate'),
        PaginateMixin = Paginate.Mixin,
        PaginateComponent = Paginate.Component;

Paginating data:

use the paginate function in the mixin to get the array part for this page. this will use the _page state attribute as current page by default

add the mixin:

    ...
    mixins: [PaginateMixin],
    ...

use the paginate method:

   var paginatedResults = this.paginate(data, perPage, _page);

that's what it could look like:


    module.exports = React.createClass({

          ...

          mixins: [PaginateMixin],

          resultsPerPage: 2,

          _page: 0

          ...

          render: function() {

              // paginate the full set of results in this.props.results
               var paginatedResults = this.paginate(this.props.results, this.resultsPerPage, this._page);

              // map results
               var Results = paginatedResults.map(function(result)
                         {
                             return (
                                <div key={'key-' + result.id}>{result.name}</div>
                             );
                         });

              // display it
               return (
                  <div>
                     {Results}
                  </div>
               );

           },

           ...

     });
paginate method
   this.paginate(data, perPage, _page)
array data

An array with items to paginate.

 var data = [
              { id: 1, name: 'Pete' },
              { id: 1, name: 'Miriam' },
              { id: 1, name: 'Heinz' },
              { id: 1, name: 'Brunhilde' }
            ];
integer perPage (default: 12)

the number of items per page

integer _page (required | to start on page 1, set 0)

current page number. To page 1, set 0. For 2, set 1, and so on.

Pagination Component:

displaying the pagination box is quite easy. Just drop the pagination component in there:

    ...

    render: function() {
        ...
          <PaginateComponent
                  page={this.state._page}          /* int: current page number - required */
                  pagesTotal={10}                  /* int: number of total pages - required */
                  pageRangeDisplayed={1}           /* int: how much around start and end should be displayed by default (default: 1) */
                  activePageRangeDisplayed={2}     /* int: how much around active page should be displayed by default (default: 2) */
                  prevLabel="«"                    /* string: label for previous entry - false to disable previous button (default: "Previous") */
                  nextLabel="»"                    /* string: label for next entry - false to disable next button (default: "Next") */
                  breakLabel="..."            /* string: label for breaks if there are too many pages to display at once - false to disable breaks (default: "...") */
                  ulTagClass="pagination"      /* string: class for ul tags */
                  liTagClass="page-item" /* string: class for li tags */
                  aTagClass="page-link" /* string: class for a tags */
                  onPageSelect={this.onPageSelect} /* func: the function to change the page number. the mixin already adds a simple onPageSelect method. If you need more overwrite it. */
          />
        ...
     },

     ...
minimal component attributes

to make the component work you need at least those three attributes:

    ...

    render: function() {
        ...
          <PaginateComponent
                  page={this.state._page}
                  pagesTotal={10}
                  onPageSelect={this.onPageSelect}
          />
        ...
     },

     ...

Full example

here is a full working example of a paginated component

var React = require('react');
var Paginate = require('codeslim-react-paginate');
var PaginateMixin = Paginate.Mixin,
    PaginateComponent = Paginate.Component;

var Mycomponent = React.createClass({


   mixins: [PaginateMixin],

   resultsPerPage: 2,

   render: function() {


                  var dataArr = [
                                    { id: 1, name: 'Pete' },
                                    { id: 2, name: 'Miriam' },
                                    { id: 3, name: 'Heinz' },
                                    { id: 4, name: 'Brunhilde' }
                                ];
                  var pagesTotal = Math.ceil(dataArr.length / this.resultsPerPage);

                 // paginate the full set of results in this.props.results
                  var paginatedResults = this.paginate(dataArr,                     // the data array
                                                       this.resultsPerPage,         // number of results per page
                                                       this.state._page);           // (optional) the current page (only if you want to override current page)


                 // map results
                  var Results = paginatedResults.map(function(result)
                            {
                                return (
                                   <div key={'key-' + result.id}>{result.name}</div>
                                );
                            });

                 // display it
                  return (
                     <div className="text-center">
                        <h1>Paginated</h1>
                        {Results}
                        <PaginateComponent
                                    page={this.state._page}
                                    pagesTotal={pagesTotal}
                                    pageRangeDisplayed={1}
                                    activePageRangeDisplayed={2}
                                    prevLabel="«"
                                    nextLabel="»"
                                    breakLabel="...     "
                                    ulTagClass="pagination"
                                    liTagClass="page-item"
                                    onPageSelect={this.onPageSelect}
                            />
                     </div>
                  );

              }
});

export default Mycomponent;

More Customization:

use different method on page change

if you want to use a different method on page (maybe to do something else), just create your own onPageSelect method (use a different name - to prevent duplicate method error) and assign that to your component.

example:

    ...

    onPageSelectCustom: function(_page, clickEvent) {

       // do here whatever you need to do
        console.log('the page: '+ _page);

       // the following is what we do in the onPageSelect method in mixin (surprise: no big magic there)
        this.setState({ _page: _page });

    },

    render: function() {
        ...
          <PaginateComponent
                  page={2}
                  pagesTotal=[10}
                  onPageSelect={this.onPageSelectCustom} // just use your function here
           />
        ...
     },

     ...

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