Add support for per_page param #55
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So I'm getting the impression this lib maybe dead. I've started to try and bring some new life into it here https://github.com/MorphicPro/dissolver The two biggest features I've added to this thus far are custom theme modules and lazy queries. In the case of lazy queries paginate returns an Ecto query rather than calling Repo.all I've rebuilt a good part of the main lib but I'm still in the process of rewriting the specs for the Paginator since I don't want it to have so much open API. |
+ bump Plug from 1.4.3 to 1.7.2 since PhoenixHTML requires ~> 1.5
Bump PhoenixHTML from 2.10.4 to 3.3.1
Add a formatter and format the project
The application inference added in that version fixes all the warnings related to dependencies list and applications list :)
Bump Elixir requirement from 1.2 to 1.4
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Having no way to control the
per_pageoutside of theuse Kerosene, per_page: 10is a feature that I just couldn't live without. So here is the basic implementation of that.This also brings back the PR #24, with a small twist – now to "disable" pagination via params just pass
"per_page" => "all"(since that makes more sense thannil) :>