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npm install pagination-calculator
Note: the package includes typings for Typescript
import { paginationCalculator } from "pagination-calculator";
const result = paginationCalculator(options);
interface PageCalculatorOptions {
total: number; // total number of items
current?: number; // current page
pageSize?: number; // number of items per page
pageLimit?: number; // number of pages in array
}
interface PageInformation {
total: number; // total number of items
current: number; // current page
pageCount: number; // total number of pages
pages: (number | "...")[]; // array of page numbers
next: number | false; // next page or false if end
previous: number | false; // previous page or false if first
showingStart: number; // index of first item showing on current page
showingEnd: number; // index of last item showing on current page
}
FAQs
Utility to calculation pages for pagination
The npm package pagination-calculator receives a total of 925 weekly downloads. As such, pagination-calculator popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that pagination-calculator demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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