vue-limit

Vue simple array pagination, fully customizable
Live Demo

Install

npm install --save vue-limit

Usage

  import Vue from '../node_modules/vue/dist/vue.js'
  import limit from './index.vue'
 
  new Vue({
    components: {
      'vue-limit': limit
    },
    data: {
      model: {
        page: 1,
        time: 0,
        rows: 3,
        label: 'Page (${page} / ${pages})',
        firstLabel: 'First',
        previousLabel: 'Previous',
        nextLabel: 'Next',
        lastLabel: 'Last'
      },
      input: [
        'item 1',
        'item 2',
        'item 3',
        'item 4',
        'item 5',
        'item 6',
        'item 7',
        'item 8',
        'item 9',
        'item 10'
      ],
      output: []
    }
  }).$mount('#app')

  <div style="margin:20px">
    <vue-limit v-bind="model" :model="model" :input="input" :output="output" />
  </div>
  <div style="margin:20px">
    <ul>
      <li v-for="out in output">{{out}}</li>
    </ul>
  </div>

Props

• model
  • type: Object
  • required: true
  • description: Object model
• id
  • type: String
  • default: page
  • description: variable id inside object
• rows
  • type: Number
  • default: 10
  • description: max number of elements of input array per page
• input
  • type: Array
  • default: []
  • description: Input data, component don't touch in this array, read only
• output
  • type: Array
  • default: []
  • description: You should pass an empty array inside your data scope, this array will be stored result of pagination, observe that in case of objects exact the same object from input will be passed
• label
  • type: String
  • default: Page (${page} / ${pages})
  • description: String that will be used on select, page and pages are the only available variables
• time
  • type: Number
  • default: 0
  • description: 0 does nothing, greater than 0 means time in second to go automatically to next page
• firstLabel
  • type: String
  • default: First
  • description: First button label
• previousLabel
  • type: String
  • default: Previous
  • description: Previous button label
• nextLabel
  • type: String
  • default: Next
  • description: Next button label
• lastLabel
  • type: String
  • default: Last
  • description: Last button label
• buttonClass
  • type: String, Array, Object
  • default: ''
  • description: CSS class aplied to all the buttons, for example with bootstrap3 use btn btn-default
• buttonStyle
  • type: String, Array, Object
  • default: ''
  • description: CSS inline style for all buttons
• selectClass
  • type: String, Array, Object
  • default: ''
  • description: CSS class aplied to select, for example with bootstrap3 use form-control
• selectStyle
  • type: String, Array, Object
  • default: ''
  • description: CSS inline style to select, for example with bootstrap3 use width:auto;display:inline

Slots

• slots inside the buttons, for use icons instead of labels:

  • first
  • previous
  • next
  • last

• slot for substitute the select input, use this slot if you want a simple label or something like input=range

  • select
    • scope
      • id: id passed in the props
      • model: model passed in the props
      • label: current label, the same passed in the props but with variable substitution
      • options: array with {id, label} that generate select

  As you can see you can be use any framework you like with very good results
  And you can be very creative for substitute the select for other thing

Contribute

We need help! Our goals are:

• Support an easy and quick api interface for array pagination
• Add tests
• More usage examples and better home page
• Add support to most browsers

What is outside of the scope of this project:

• Use any kind of css framework or any layout decision