Module: Paginate::Simple
- Defined in:
- lib/paginate/simple.rb
Overview
.pagination method for Arrays and similar objects.
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#paginate(options = {}) ⇒ Object
Implementation of .paginate for Arrays and similar objects (must respond to
lengthand [](start_index, length).
Instance Method Details
#paginate(options = {}) ⇒ Object
Implementation of .paginate for Arrays and similar objects (must respond to length and [](start_index, length).
To make available to all Arrays: Array.include(Paginate::Simple)
For a single Array: array.extend(Paginate::Simple)
Accepts two options:
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page: The desired page number, 1-indexed. Negative numbers represent page from the last page (with -1) being the last. -
limit: represents records per page.
Returns a slice of the Array with records for the given page number. Two methods are added to the result:
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pages: The total number of pages that the given options would produce. -
current_page: The number of the current page (as actually returned). This is never a negative number even if given.
If the page option is zero, or less than (-1 * pages) or greater than the total pages, it will be recalculated to return either page 1 or the last page, respectively.
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# File 'lib/paginate/simple.rb', line 28 def paginate( = {}) Paginators::Simple.new(self, ).paginate end |