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This is a simple PHP library for creating pagination.

Basic Usage

Here is an example for creating the pagination in WordPress.

global $wp_query;

// The total number of items
$total       = (int)$wp_query->found_posts;

// The number of items are going to be displayed per page.
$perPage     = (int)$wp_query->query_vars['posts_per_page'];

// The current page number.
$currentPage = (int)$wp_query->query_vars['paged'];

// additional options
$options     = ['urlStyle' => 'pretty'];


$paginator   = new Paginator($total, $perPage, $currentPage, $options);
    
echo $paginator->toHtml();

Customize the markup

If you don't like the default markup, you can specify your own view file to output the markup.

$paginator = new Paginator($total, $perPage, $currentPage, ['view'=> '/www/var/example.com/pagination.php']);

You can also specify the view with using the dot notation, for example ['view'=> 'components.pagination']; by using the dot notation it will try to use the Blade Templates if possible.

Take a look at the preset views for more details.

Options

onEachSide

The number of links on each side of the center link.

type

The rendering type.

default
menu
simple

view

The path of view file.

Could be either a blade template or a regular php file.
If you wish to use a php file, you should add the .php at the end of the string.

urlStyle

The link style.

pretty: example.com/news/page/10
queryString: example.com/news/?page=10

nextPageText

The next page link text.

prevPageText

The previous page link text.

path

The user-defined base path.

suffix

The suffix to be added to the very end of the url. Such as fragment or query-strings.

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