somework / offset-page-logic
Utility functions to convert offset/limit requests into page/page-size arguments
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Requires
- php: ^8.2
Requires (Dev)
- friendsofphp/php-cs-fixer: ^3.91
- phpstan/phpstan: ^2.1
- phpunit/phpunit: ^10.5
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Last update: 2026-01-04 11:00:46 UTC
README
Author: Igor Pinchuk Email: i.pinchuk.work@gmail.com
Utility functions to convert offset/limit requests into page/page-size arguments.
Installation
Install the package via Composer:
composer require somework/offset-page-logic
Usage
Offset::logic() returns a DTO containing the calculated page (1-based) and page size
for the given offset and limit. The method also guards against requesting more
rows than are available. All inputs are strict integers; negative values are coerced to
0.
Behavior
Offset::logic() branches through several scenarios to normalize offset/limit inputs
into page-based pagination:
- Zeroed inputs – if
offset,limit, andnowCountare all0, the method returns page0and size0, representing a request for “everything” without pagination. - Limit-only – with
offsetat0, a positivelimitsets the page size while the page is1. - Offset-only – with
limitat0, a positiveoffsetyields page2and a size ofoffset + nowCount(the offset is always at least the page size). - Limit exceeds current count – when
nowCountis positive and smaller than the requestedlimit, the method recurses by subtractingnowCountfromlimitand adding it tooffset, then resolves the pagination with the remaining values. - Standard offset/limit division – when both are positive and
nowCountis0, the page and size are derived fromoffsetdivided bylimit, using the largest divisor of the offset to maximize page size. AlreadyGetNeededCountExceptioncondition – ifnowCountis positive and not less than the requestedlimit, the method throwsAlreadyGetNeededCountExceptionto signal that all required rows are already retrieved.
| Offset | Limit | nowCount | Outcome | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
0 |
0 |
0 |
Page 0, Size 0 |
Zeroed inputs return a sentinel “all rows” response. |
0 |
10 |
0 |
Page 1, Size 10 |
Limit-only scenario with a page starting at 1. |
22 |
0 |
0 |
Page 2, Size 22 |
Offset-only scenario; size grows with the offset. |
0 |
22 |
10 |
Page 2, Size 10 |
Limit exceeds nowCount; recursion reduces the limit. |
44 |
22 |
0 |
Page 3, Size 22 |
Standard offset/limit division (44/22 + 1). |
0 |
5 |
5 |
Throws AlreadyGetNeededCountException |
Requested limit is already satisfied by nowCount. |
use SomeWork\OffsetPage\Logic\Offset; $offset = 0; // start from the first record $limit = 10; // request ten records $nowCount = 0; // no rows have been processed yet $result = Offset::logic($offset, $limit, $nowCount); $result->getPage(); // 1 (first page) $result->getSize(); // 10 (page size derived from limit)
If the requested limit is already satisfied by nowCount, an exception is thrown:
use SomeWork\OffsetPage\Logic\AlreadyGetNeededCountException; use SomeWork\OffsetPage\Logic\Offset; $offset = 0; $limit = 5; $nowCount = 5; $result = Offset::logic($offset, $limit, $nowCount); // throws AlreadyGetNeededCountException
Development
Run the automated checks locally using Composer scripts:
composer install composer test # PHPUnit test suite composer stan # PHPStan static analysis composer cs-check # PHP CS Fixer dry-run for coding standards
License
MIT