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Pagination Pager

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Updated: 21 Apr 2023
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Ember.js Component for Bootstrap 3 pagination & pager components

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Overview

The Ember Component for Bootstrap 3 Pagination & Pager is a powerful tool designed for developers looking to implement pagination in their applications seamlessly. Built for compatibility with Ember.js v3.12 and above, this robust component allows users to navigate through multiple pages effortlessly. With its strong adherence to the original Bootstrap components, it provides both a familiar look and extensive customization options.

This pagination component is not just functional; it also offers flexibility for developers with various configurations and settings, making it easy to manage how users interact with content across pages. Whether you need a simple pagination system or a more intricate pager layout, this Ember component has you covered.

Features

  • Compatibility: Works with Ember.js v3.12+, Ember CLI v2.13+, and Node.js v10+, ensuring robust performance across platforms.
  • Customizable Pagination: Adjust the first and last pages with firstPage and lastPage options, allowing for tailored user experiences.
  • Pager Option: Easily switch to a pager UI by setting the pager attribute to true, suitable for applications needing simplified navigation.
  • Dynamic URL Handling: Use the urlTemplate option to create custom URLs, facilitating direct access to specific pages in the format required.
  • Visibility Control: Options like @hide and @autoHide allow you to manage the component’s visibility depending on certain conditions, improving UI cleanliness.
  • Button Customization: Customize button text for pagination and pager components with options like @paginationNext, @pagerPrevious, and more to meet your app’s tone.
  • Action Handling: The @change action provides flexibility to manage page changes, returning both the current and previous page for adaptive user interactions.
  • Versatile Testing: Ajax calls and testing are straightforward, with commands for building and serving the demo app directly, making development and debugging more efficient.