Welcome to the Pagify documentation! This package provides an easy-to-use solution for handling pagination in Python applications, supporting a wide range of projects from basic scripts to complex frameworks.
The Pagify package is a versatile and efficient tool for implementing pagination in Python applications. It supports multiple pagination types to cater to different needs, making it suitable for use with plain Python, Django, Flask, or any other Python-based frameworks.
- Framework-Agnostic: Compatible with raw Python applications, Django projects, and more.
- Multiple Pagination Methods: Supports offset, cursor, and page number pagination for diverse use cases.
- Detailed Metadata: Provides comprehensive pagination details such as next, previous, and current pages.
- Easy-to-Use: Straightforward API for rapid integration.
- Customizable: Easily extendable for advanced use cases.
To install the Pagify package, run the following command:
Install Pagify from PyPI using pip:
pip install pagifyFor complete guides, detailed examples, and advanced use cases, refer to the usage documentation. This section covers everything from basic usage to customization for different pagination strategies.
Here's a brief overview to get you started quickly:
- Import and Setup: Import the appropriate pagination method from
pagify.adapters. - Apply Pagination: Use the method on your dataset or query results.
- Format Responses: Utilize the provided functions for standardized JSON response formatting.
Example:
from pagify.adapters.paginate import paginate_with_page_number
data = [{'id': i} for i in range(1, 101)] # Sample dataset
result = paginate_with_page_number(data, page=2, page_size=10)
print(result)For a detailed breakdown of classes, methods, and available parameters, please refer to the API reference. This will guide you through the full potential of Pagify and provide insights into all features.
- Pagination Adapters: Overview of adapters for various pagination types.
- Helper Functions: Details of utility functions for formatting responses.
- Error Handling: Learn how to manage common issues when implementing pagination.
We welcome contributions to Pagify! If you'd like to contribute, follow these steps:
- Fork the Repository: Create a copy of the project on your GitHub account.
- Make Changes: Implement your improvements or new features.
- Submit a Pull Request: Share your work with the community.
For detailed contribution guidelines, see the CONTRIBUTING.md file in the repository.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. For more information, see the LICENSE file. This permits free use, modification, and distribution while maintaining the package's open-source nature.