@ -4,6 +4,8 @@
package paginator
import "code.gitea.io/gitea/modules/util"
/ *
In template :
@ -32,25 +34,43 @@ Output:
// Paginator represents a set of results of pagination calculations.
type Paginator struct {
total int // total rows count
total int // total rows count, -1 means unknown
totalPages int // total pages count, -1 means unknown
current int // current page number
curRows int // current page rows count
pagingNum int // how many rows in one page
current int // current page number
numPages int // how many pages to show on the UI
}
// New initialize a new pagination calculation and returns a Paginator as result.
func New ( total , pagingNum , current , numPages int ) * Paginator {
if pagingNum <= 0 {
pagingNum = 1
pagingNum = max ( pagingNum , 1 )
totalPages := util . Iif ( total == - 1 , - 1 , ( total + pagingNum - 1 ) / pagingNum )
if total >= 0 {
current = min ( current , totalPages )
}
if current <= 0 {
current = 1
current = max ( current , 1 )
return & Paginator {
total : total ,
totalPages : totalPages ,
current : current ,
pagingNum : pagingNum ,
numPages : numPages ,
}
p := & Paginator { total , pagingNum , current , numPages }
if p . current > p . TotalPages ( ) {
p . current = p . TotalPages ( )
}
func ( p * Paginator ) SetCurRows ( rows int ) {
// For "unlimited paging", we need to know the rows of current page to determine if there is a next page.
// There is still an edge case: when curRows==pagingNum, then the "next page" will be an empty page.
// Ideally we should query one more row to determine if there is really a next page, but it's impossible in current framework.
p . curRows = rows
if p . total == - 1 && p . current == 1 && ! p . HasNext ( ) {
// if there is only one page for the "unlimited paging", set total rows/pages count
// then the tmpl could decide to hide the nav bar.
p . total = rows
p . totalPages = util . Iif ( p . total == 0 , 0 , 1 )
}
return p
}
// IsFirst returns true if current page is the first page.
@ -72,7 +92,10 @@ func (p *Paginator) Previous() int {
// HasNext returns true if there is a next page relative to current page.
func ( p * Paginator ) HasNext ( ) bool {
return p . total > p . current * p . pagingNum
if p . total == - 1 {
return p . curRows >= p . pagingNum
}
return p . current * p . pagingNum < p . total
}
func ( p * Paginator ) Next ( ) int {
@ -84,10 +107,7 @@ func (p *Paginator) Next() int {
// IsLast returns true if current page is the last page.
func ( p * Paginator ) IsLast ( ) bool {
if p . total == 0 {
return true
}
return p . total > ( p . current - 1 ) * p . pagingNum && ! p . HasNext ( )
return ! p . HasNext ( )
}
// Total returns number of total rows.
@ -97,10 +117,7 @@ func (p *Paginator) Total() int {
// TotalPages returns number of total pages.
func ( p * Paginator ) TotalPages ( ) int {
if p . total == 0 {
return 1
}
return ( p . total + p . pagingNum - 1 ) / p . pagingNum
return p . totalPages
}
// Current returns current page number.
@ -135,10 +152,10 @@ func getMiddleIdx(numPages int) int {
// If value is -1 means "..." that more pages are not showing.
func ( p * Paginator ) Pages ( ) [ ] * Page {
if p . numPages == 0 {
return [ ] * Page { }
} else if p . numPages == 1 && p . TotalPages ( ) == 1 {
return nil
} else if p . total == - 1 || ( p . numPages == 1 && p . TotalPages ( ) == 1 ) {
// Only show current page.
return [ ] * Page { { 1 , true } }
return [ ] * Page { { p . current , true } }
}
// Total page number is less or equal.