#ngPaginator

Angular Directive for Data Pagination. by Po Chen Lin

##How to Use

1. Declare paginator directive in your module.

   angular.module('app',[])
   .directive('paginator',Paginator);
   function Paginator(){ ... }

2. Declare startFrom filter in your module.

   .filter('startFrom',startFrom)
   function startFrom() { ... }

3. In controller, create model for binding. (data, curPage, pageSize, pagerSize)

   // use controller as viewmodel or old fashion $scope for view
   this.data = data; // array of data
   this.curPage = 1; // current page. External function can change page with this
   this.pageSize = 10; // how many items per page
   this.pagerSize = 5; // how many pagers in paginator (odd number recommended)

4. Create remote template for paginator (Customize for your own need)

   <button ng-disabled="curPage == 1" ng-click="prev()">Prev</button>
   <button ng-repeat="p in pagers()" ng-disabled="this.p == curPage" ng-click="goPage(this.p)">{{p}}</button>
   <button ng-disabled="curPage >= maxPage()" ng-click="next()">Next</button>

5. In html view, you can use directive in controller scope like this.

   // element style 
   <paginator data="main.data" cur-page="main.curPage" page-size="main.pageSize" pager-size="main.pagerSize"></paginator>
   
   // ngRepeat for each page (where startFrom filter kickin)
   <ul>
   <li ng-repeat="p in main.data | startFrom:(main.curPage-1)*main.pageSize | limitTo:main.pageSize">{{p.name}} - {{p.email}}</li>
   </ul>
   
   // Attribute style
   <div data="main.data" cur-page="main.curPage" page-size="main.pageSize" pager-size="main.pagerSize" paginator></div>

for detail, check out the example code.

##License The MIT License (MIT)