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This python package has been developed in order to overcome the issues of the default django.core.Paginator
which does not paginate the evaluate query sets properly.
__init__()
Constructor of the class which takes two parameters as input:
query_set
: The entire query set that needs to be paginatedobjects_per_page
: The number of objects that are required for each pagepaginate()
This function is called by the constructor by default and performs the main task of forming the pages
page()
Input parameters- page_number
and returns the total number of pages generated
EmptyPageException
This Exception is raised when the objects_per_page
value passed is 0
EmptyQuerysetException
This Exception is raised when the total number of objects in the query_set
is 0
FAQs
This package helps in paginating evaluated querysets
We found that QuerysetPaginator demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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