Class PaginatorComponent

__call(string $method, array $args): mixed

Proxy method calls to Paginator.

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__construct(Cake\Controller\ComponentRegistry $registry, array<string, mixed> $config = [])

Constructor

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__debugInfo(): array<string, mixed>

Returns an array that can be used to describe the internal state of this object.

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__get(string $name): Cake\Controller\Component|null

Magic method for lazy loading $components.

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_configDelete(string $key): void

Deletes a single config key.

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_configRead(string|null $key): mixed

Reads a config key.

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_configWrite(array<string, mixed>|string $key, mixed $value, string|bool $merge = false): void

Writes a config key.

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_setPagingParams(): void

Set paging params to request instance.

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configShallow(array<string, mixed>|string $key, mixed|null $value = null): $this

Proxy setting config options to Paginator.

Setting a specific value:

$this->configShallow('key', $value);

Setting a nested value:

$this->configShallow('some.nested.key', $value);

Updating multiple config settings at the same time:

$this->configShallow(['one' => 'value', 'another' => 'value']);

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getConfig(string|null $key = null, mixed $default = null): mixed

Proxy getting config options to Paginator.

Usage

Reading the whole config:

$this->getConfig();

Reading a specific value:

$this->getConfig('key');

Reading a nested value:

$this->getConfig('some.nested.key');

Reading with default value:

$this->getConfig('some-key', 'default-value');

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getConfigOrFail(string $key): mixed

Returns the config for this specific key.

The config value for this key must exist, it can never be null.

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getController(): Cake\Controller\Controller

Get the controller this component is bound to.

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getPaginator(): Cake\Datasource\Paginator

Get paginator instance.

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implementedEvents(): array<string, mixed>

Events supported by this component.

Uses Conventions to map controller events to standard component callback method names. By defining one of the callback methods a component is assumed to be interested in the related event.

Override this method if you need to add non-conventional event listeners. Or if you want components to listen to non-standard events.

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initialize(array<string, mixed> $config): void

Constructor hook method.

Implement this method to avoid having to overwrite the constructor and call parent.

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log(string $message, string|int $level = LogLevel::ERROR, array|string $context = []): bool

Convenience method to write a message to Log. See Log::write() for more information on writing to logs.

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mergeOptions(string $alias, array<string, mixed> $settings): array<string, mixed>

Merges the various options that Pagination uses. Pulls settings together from the following places:

• General pagination settings
• Model specific settings.
• Request parameters

The result of this method is the aggregate of all the option sets combined together. You can change config value allowedParameters to modify which options/values can be set using request parameters.

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paginate(Cake\Datasource\RepositoryInterface|Cake\Datasource\QueryInterface $object, array<string, mixed> $settings = []): Cake\Datasource\ResultSetInterface

Handles automatic pagination of model records.

Configuring pagination

When calling paginate() you can use the $settings parameter to pass in pagination settings. These settings are used to build the queries made and control other pagination settings.

If your settings contain a key with the current table's alias. The data inside that key will be used. Otherwise the top level configuration will be used.

 $settings = [
   'limit' => 20,
   'maxLimit' => 100
 ];
 $results = $paginator->paginate($table, $settings);

The above settings will be used to paginate any Table. You can configure Table specific settings by keying the settings with the Table alias.

 $settings = [
   'Articles' => [
     'limit' => 20,
     'maxLimit' => 100
   ],
   'Comments' => [ ... ]
 ];
 $results = $paginator->paginate($table, $settings);

This would allow you to have different pagination settings for Articles and Comments tables.

Controlling sort fields

By default CakePHP will automatically allow sorting on any column on the table object being paginated. Often times you will want to allow sorting on either associated columns or calculated fields. In these cases you will need to define an allowed list of fields you wish to allow sorting on. You can define the allowed fields in the $settings parameter:

$settings = [
  'Articles' => [
    'finder' => 'custom',
    'sortableFields' => ['title', 'author_id', 'comment_count'],
  ]
];

Passing an empty array as allowed list disallows sorting altogether.

Paginating with custom finders

You can paginate with any find type defined on your table using the finder option.

 $settings = [
   'Articles' => [
     'finder' => 'popular'
   ]
 ];
 $results = $paginator->paginate($table, $settings);

Would paginate using the find('popular') method.

You can also pass an already created instance of a query to this method:

$query = $this->Articles->find('popular')->matching('Tags', function ($q) {
  return $q->where(['name' => 'CakePHP'])
});
$results = $paginator->paginate($query);

Scoping Request parameters

By using request parameter scopes you can paginate multiple queries in the same controller action:

$articles = $paginator->paginate($articlesQuery, ['scope' => 'articles']);
$tags = $paginator->paginate($tagsQuery, ['scope' => 'tags']);

Each of the above queries will use different query string parameter sets for pagination data. An example URL paginating both results would be:

/dashboard?articles[page]=1&tags[page]=2

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setConfig(array<string, mixed>|string $key, mixed|null $value = null, bool $merge = true): $this

Proxy setting config options to Paginator.

Usage

Setting a specific value:

$this->setConfig('key', $value);

Setting a nested value:

$this->setConfig('some.nested.key', $value);

Updating multiple config settings at the same time:

$this->setConfig(['one' => 'value', 'another' => 'value']);

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setPaginator(Cake\Datasource\Paginator $paginator): $this

Set paginator instance.

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