PagyCursor

Extra Pagy to work with cursor pagination

Installation

Add this line to your application’s Gemfile:

gem 'pagy_cursor'

And then execute:

$ bundle install

Usage

Include the backend in some controller:

require "pagy_cursor/pagy/extras/cursor"
require "pagy_cursor/pagy/extras/uuid_cursor"

include Pagy::Backend

Default

pagy_cursor(Post.all)

Before and After

pagy_cursor(Post.all, after: 10)
pagy_cursor(Post.all, before: 10)

With UUID

pagy_uuid_cursor(Post.all, after: "ce5d2741-4e52-49b2-bb76-c41b67ab3aad")
pagy_uuid_cursor(Post.all, before: "ce5d2741-4e52-49b2-bb76-c41b67ab3aad")

Ordering collection

pagy_cursor(Post.all, after: 10, order: {updated_at: :desc})

Credits

Many thanks to:

• Uysim
• Hirokazu Hata
• M. Yunan Helmy
• Eumir Gaspar
• Jasl

Support Databases

• SQLite
• Postgresql
• MySQL

Tests & Contributing

To run tests in root folder of gem:

• export DB=sqlite3 to work with sqlite (see support databases)
• bundle install
• bundle exec rspec

To test on specific Rails version
export BUNDLE_GEMFILE=gemfiles/active_record_70.gemfile to work with Rails 7

To play with app cd test/dummy and rails s -b 0.0.0.0 (before rails db:migrate).

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.