Pagination

Events	Description
`on_change`	(optional) will be called for every page change, regardless if the mode is `mode="infinity"` or not. Returns an object with number of useful properties and methods. See below for more details.
`on_startup`	(optional) Only on infinity mode. Will be called once the component is ready for interaction. Returns an object with number of useful properties and methods. See below for more details. NB: Will be called again as soon as we reset the content by calling `resetContent()`.
`on_load`	(optional) Only on infinity mode. Will be called on every page interaction, also on the very first interaction. Returns an object with number of useful properties and methods. See below for more details.
`on_end`	(optional) Only on infinity mode. Will be called once `page_count` is reached or `endInfinity` was called.

Returned object

Events have several useful methods to change / manipulate the content.

<Pagination
  on_change={({ pageNumber, ...methods }) => {
    // ...
  }}
/>

pageNumber the current page number
setContent use it to add update a page including content: setContent(pageNumber, ReactComponent)

<Pagination
  mode="infinity"
  on_change={({ pageNumber, ...methods }) => {
    // ...
  }}
/>

pageNumber the current page number
setContent use it to add update a page including content: setContent(pageNumber, ReactComponent, position = 'after')
endInfinity use it to tell the infinity pagination to end the infinity scrolling interaction. Use this handler to end the infinity scrolling procedure, in case the page_count is unknown: endInfinity(pageNumber)
resetContent use it to invalidate all internal pages: resetContent()
resetInfinity use it to reset the internal pagination states: resetInfinity(pageNumber = startup_page)
items internal stored pages