Java Swing Pagination

Simple pagination library you can use on your Java swing projects.

Jar File

• Download the jar file here.

How to use

1. Create a JPanel container where you want to store your pagination buttons.

JPanel container = new JPanel();

2. Instantiate PaginationHandler.

int set =10;
int totalItems = 102;
int numbersOfButton =5;
/**
@params 1 : numbers of item you want to display every page
@params 2 : total number of item you want to display
@params 3 : number of buttons on pagination (if less than 5, it will default to 5).
**/
PaginationHandler paginationHandler = new PaginationHandler(set, totalItems, numbersOfButton);

3. Add the pagination to the container you created on step 1.

container.add(paginationHandler.getPagination());

4. Add mouse click listener.

paginationHandler.addMouseListener(new PaginationMouseListener(){
            
            @Override
            public void onClick(PaginationEvent e) {  //on click event  
                
                populate( e.startIndex(),  e.endIndex());
                pages.setText("Page "+e.getCurrentPage()+" of "+e.getTotalPage());

            }
            @Override
            public void onSelected(PaginationEvent e){
              
                //change background color to red and foreground to yellow once selected
                e.getButton().setBackground(Color.red);
                e.getButton().setForeground(Color.yellow);
                
            }
            @Override
            public void onHover(PaginationEvent e){
              
                //mouse entered event
                e.getButton().setBackground(Color.green);               
                
            }

          
        });

Other method

• You can change the design of your buttons by using the .modifyButton() method.

sample:

  //this methods used consumer function
  
  paginationHandler.modifyNextAndPreviousButton((previous, next)->{//for previous and next button
           previous.setBackground(Color.blue);
           previous.setForeground(Color.green);
           next.setBackground(Color.red);
           next.setForeground(Color.white);
           next.setText("Next");
           
   });
   
   paginationHandler.modifyButton(label -> { //modify page buttons
           label.setOpaque(true);
           label.setBackground(Color.ORANGE);   
           label.setForeground(Color.BLACK);
   });
       
       

PaginationEvent

Contains basic data you need for your pagination.

• getStartIndex() returns starting index
• getStartIndex() returns ending index
• getOffSet() returns the offset (can be used on SQL pagination)
• getCurrentPage() returns current page number

Sample Usage

• See sample usage here.

Sample Output