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vue-ads-pagination

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Readme

vue-ads-pagination

Vue ads pagination is a vue js pagination component. On the left side you find some information about the shown items. On the right side you can select a specific, the first, last, next or previous page.

It uses the handy tailwind css library for styling.

Installation

You can install the package via npm or yarn.

NPM

npm install vue-ads-pagination --save

YARN

yarn add vue-ads-pagination

Usage

You can use the vue-ads-pagination component by using the following code in your project.

<template>
  <div id="app">
    <vue-ads-pagination
        :startPage="3"
        :itemsPerPage="10"
        :maxVisiblePages="4"
        :totalItems="200"
        @click="click"
    />
  </div>
</template>

<script>
import VueAdsPagination from 'vue-ads-pagination';

export default {
    name: 'app',
    components: {
        VueAdsPagination,
    },

    methods: {
        click (page) {
            console.log(page);
        },
    },
};
</script>

Properties

property	required	default	description
startpage	false	0	A zero-based number to set the initial page
itemsPerPage	false	10	The max amount of items on one page
maxVisiblePages	false	5	The number of pages to be visible if their are too many pages
totalItems	true		The total amount of items

Methods

method	parameters	description
click	page, range	Emitted if another page is clicked. Two parameters are given: The zero-based page and the range. This is an object that contain the start and end keys. They contain a zero-based number to identify the items to be shown.

Testing

We use the jest framework for testing this pagination component. Run the following command to test it:

npm run test:unit

Issues

If you have any issues (bugs, features, ...) on the current project, add them here.

Contributing

If you would like to contribute to the current project, follow these rules:

one pull request per issue (bug, feature, ...).
Test the changes if possible.
Update the readme if necessary.
Update the changelog if necessary.

Want to start now? Check the issues tab in gitlab, fork and start coding!

Changelog

v0.1.8

Readme updated