pagination-template

pagination-template

Pagination of results for use in a templates in node.js. With 2 simple lines of code generate a pagination object to use in a template.

##Install

npm install pagination-template

##Use

var pagination = require('pagination-template');
var paginator = new pagination('search', 3, 141, 13);
var result = paginator.getPagination();

The value of variable result in this example is:

[ { url: 'search/1/13',
    actualPage: false,
    index: 1 },
  { url: 'search/2/13',
    actualPage: false,
    index: 2 },
  { url: 'search/3/13',
    actualPage: true,
    index: 3 },
  { url: 'search/4/13',
    actualPage: false,
    index: 4 },
  { url: 'search/5/13',
    actualPage: false,
    index: 5 },
  { url: 'search/6/13',
    actualPage: false,
    index: 6 },
  { url: 'search/7/13',
    actualPage: false,
    index: 7 },
  { url: 'search/8/13',
    actualPage: false,
    index: 8 },
  { url: 'search/9/13',
    actualPage: false,
    index: 9 },
  { url: 'search/10/13',
    actualPage: false,
    index: 10 },
  { url: 'search/11/13',
    actualPage: false,
    index: 11 } ]

##Use with Express

res.render('index', {
	pagination : result
});

##Template

##Parameters

You can send optional parameters to the constructor for more customization

Example:

var parameters = {
	maxPagination : 10,  				
	showBeginingEnd: true,				
	domain: 'http://www.google.com', 	
};
var paginator = new pagination('search', 3, 141, 13, parameters);

###maxPagination Maximum number of indexes show. If for example we have a 20 pages and the maxPagination value is 10 the result is and the actual pages is 7 the result is 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

###showBeginingEnd Check if they have to show the scroll buttons start end

###domain If this options is passed then the url will be the concatenation of domain and the urlOrigin