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Easy pagination mixin and component for React.
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).
Install codeslim-react-paginate with npm:
$ npm install codeslim-react-paginate --save
require it in files to use and define Mixin and Component:
var Paginate = require('codeslim-react-paginate'),
PaginateMixin = Paginate.Mixin,
PaginateComponent = Paginate.Component;
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>
);
},
...
});
this.paginate(data, perPage, _page)
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' }
];
perPage
(default: 12)the number of items per page
_page
(required | to start on page 1, set 0)current page number. To page 1, set 0. For 2, set 1, and so on.
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. */
/>
...
},
...
to make the component work you need at least those three attributes:
...
render: function() {
...
<PaginateComponent
page={this.state._page}
pagesTotal={10}
onPageSelect={this.onPageSelect}
/>
...
},
...
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;
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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Easy pagination for react applications
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