This adds infinite pagination to Ember JS. It works, but it is a work in progress and maybe be riddled with bugs.
Please add issues galore as I intend to make this good :smiley:
Usage
In your route:
App.BlogPostsRoute = Ember.Route.extend
setupController: (controller, model) ->
IHID.InfinitePagination.setupRoute(Meducation.store, Meducation.Resource, controller)
In your controller:
Meducation.ResourcesController = Ember.ArrayController.extend(
IHID.InfinitePagination.ControllerMixin,
# Some logic for whether more items can be loaded.
# Defaults to:
canLoadMore: (->
@get('currentPage') < 10
).property('currentPage')
)
In your template:
{{#each blog_post in controller}}
{{render 'blog_post' blog_post}}
{{/each}}
{{view IHID.InfinitePagination.LoadMoreView}}
Credit
The original idea and code for this was by @pangratz. See this Stack Overflow question and these commits for history. I am now turning that into something more generic and maintainable.
Licence
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