Svelte Component

Paginators

Navigate between multiple pages of content.

typescript 
import { Paginator } from '@skeletonlabs/skeleton';
Source Page Source

Demo

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Numeric Row

Use showNumerals to replace the text information with a row of buttons that allow you to quickly navigate pages. We recommend a small maxNumerals amount if you plan to support mobile devices with limited screen real estate.

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Tc Technetium 43
Os Osmium 76
I Iodine 53

Client-Side Pagination

Once your paginator component is setup you'll need to subdivide your local source content. This can be accomplished using Svelte's reactive properties paired with the JavaScript slice method.

typescript 
$: paginatedSource = source.slice(
	paginationSettings.page * paginationSettings.limit,
	paginationSettings.page * paginationSettings.limit + paginationSettings.limit
);
html 
<ul>
	{#each paginatedSource as row}
		<li>{row}</li>
	{/each}
</ul>

Or combine with the Table component.

typescript 
let tableHeaders: string[] = ['Positions', 'Name', 'Weight', 'Symbol'];
html 
<Table source={{ head: tableHeaders, body: paginatedSource }} />

Server-Side Pagination

Use the page and amount events to notify your server of pagination updates.

typescript 
function onPageChange(e: CustomEvent): void {
	console.log('event:page', e.detail);
}

function onAmountChange(e: CustomEvent): void {
	console.log('event:amount', e.detail);
}
html 
<Paginator ... on:page={onPageChange} on:amount={onAmountChange}></Paginator>

See Also

Utilize a data-driven model to create simple presentational tables.

Table Component →