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= Pagers

Inspired in kaminari and will_paginate but more minimalistic.

= Install

Put this line in your Gemfile:
  gem 'pagers'
 
Then bundle:
  $ bundle
 
= Usage

Call the page scope:
  @collection = Model.page(1, length: 10)

And in your views just:
  <%= paginate @collection %>

= Configuration

== Defaults

If you want to change defaults you can override the values in the helper:
  <%= paginate @collection, parameter: :p, pages: 3 %>

Or to set them globally in your application.rb:
  config.pagers.parameter = :p
  config.pagers.pages = 3
  config.pagers.length = 5
  config.pagers.padding = 0

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Version	Path
pagers-3.0.0	README.rdoc