NapaPagination

A simple pagination representer & results orderer for Napa

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'napa_pagination'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install napa_pagination

Pagination

Usage

Once you have the gem installed, simply replace represent with the paginate when returning the response from your API. Below is an example based on the Napa Quickstart Guide.

class PeopleApi < Grape::API
  desc 'Get a list of people'
  params do
    optional :ids, type: String, desc: 'comma separated person ids'
  end
  get do
    people = Person.filter(declared(params, include_missing: false))
    # represent people, with: PersonRepresenter
    paginate people, with: PersonRepresenter
  end

  ...
end

By default, this will default to 25 results per page. If you want to change that you can pass in an override in the params block:

class PeopleApi < Grape::API
  desc 'Get a list of people'
  params do
    optional :ids, type: String, desc: 'comma separated person ids'
    optional :per_page, type: Integer, desc: 'Results per page', default: 100
  end
  get do
    people = Person.filter(declared(params.except(:per_page), include_missing: false))
    # represent people, with: PersonRepresenter
    paginate people, with: PersonRepresenter
  end

  ...
end

Results Ordering

Once the gem is installed, and you've replaced represent with the paginate you'll just need to add one api paremeters :sort_by`

class PeopleApi < Grape::API
  desc 'Get a list of people'
  params do
    optional :ids, 
             type: String, 
             desc: 'comma separated person ids'
    optional :sort_by, 
             type: Symbol,
             desc: 'the key to sort the results by',
             values: [:id, :name, :age]
  end
  get do

    people = Person.filter(declared(params.except(:sort_by), include_missing: false))
    represent people, with: PersonRepresenter
  end

  ...
end

class PeopleApi < Grape::API
 desc 'Get a list of people'
 params do
   optional :ids, 
            type: String, 
            desc: 'comma separated person ids'
   optional :sort_by, 
            type: Symbol,
            desc: 'the key to sort the results by',
            values: [:id, :name, :age]
   optional :sort_order,
            type: Symbol,
            desc: 'the order to sort the results by',
            values: [:asc, :desc]
 end
 get do
   people = Person.filter(declared(params.except(:sort_by, :sort_order), include_missing: false))
   order_by_params!(people)

   represent people, with: PersonRepresenter
 end

 ...
end

You can also change the order in which the sort happens by providing a sort_order parameter. By default this will be ascending.

Contributing

1. Fork it ( http://github.com//napa_pagination/fork )
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request