Pagination

The Pagination component is designed to control the display of paginated data.

It allows users to navigate through pages of data, offering a range of features like customizing the number of items per page, navigating backward and forward through the dataset, and displaying the current range of data being viewed.

When to use

Use Pagination when managing large datasets that need to be broken down into smaller, more manageable chunks.
Utilize the itemsPerPageText to indicate the number of items per page.
Leverage the pageRangeText and itemRangeText for providing users with context on their current position within the data.

When not to use

Avoid using Pagination for small datasets where pagination would add unnecessary complexity.
Do not use Pagination in a situation where the order or number of items per page should not be controlled by the user.

Content

Length

Pagination is ideal for datasets that are too large to be displayed in one view. It breaks down the data into manageable parts based on the specified pageSize.

Order

The component allows users to navigate data in a logical sequence, either backward or forward, providing a clear understanding of the dataset's structure and their location within it.

Text

The component uses descriptive texts for navigation and displaying the current data range, enhancing usability and accessibility.

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