Pagination

A React component in Beamline's Navigation category.

Moves through pages of a known length: first, last and the current page's neighbours, with an optional “41–60 of 468”; a phone shows “Page 6 of 24”.

Use it for

  • Moving through pages of results when the total is known.

Not for

  • Large live datasets (a virtualised data grid).
  • Feeds (load more or infinite scroll).

Anatomy

  • range text
  • previous
  • page numbers with gaps
  • next

States

  • first page
  • middle
  • last page
  • phone (compact)

Keyboard

  • Tab through the buttons; the current page carries aria-current

Motion

None. The current page's plate travels to the next page chosen as matter (ui/lib/contour.ts); in the middle of a long list the window keeps the current page in its middle slot, so the plate stays and the numbers change.

Props

PropTypeDefaultDescription
pagenumber (from 1)—
pageCountnumber—
onPageChange(page) => void—
siblingsnumber1
pageSize / totalnumber—
pageWindow(page, count, siblings)function—The numbers shown, in a fixed number of slots (2 × siblings + 5) so Next and Previous never move; every page when there are that few; a gap always stands for two or more pages.
classNamesPaginationClassNames—
style / refCSSProperties / native Ref—native nav

Dependencies

lucide-react

Import

import { Pagination } from "@/components/pagination/pagination";

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