Introducing react-clientside-pagination — A Lightweight, Customizable React Pagination Component (Feedback Wanted! 😉😉)

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Hey everyone 👋,

I’ve recently published a new open-source package called react-clientside-pagination, a lightweight and flexible React pagination library built for modern front-end projects.

It’s designed to make pagination simple, customizable, and accessible, whether you want a fully-controlled pagination setup or a plug-and-play experience that just works out of the box.

Key Features

✅ Works with any array of data (users, products, cars, etc.)
✅ Controlled & Uncontrolled modes
✅ Custom Rendering with your own UI via renderItem
✅ Fully Accessible (ARIA-friendly & keyboard-navigable)
✅ Responsive and Style-Agnostic, works with Tailwind, CSS modules, or Styled Components
✅ Smart Ellipsis for large page ranges
✅ Headless Hook API (usePagination) for full control

Installation
npm install react-clientside-pagination
NPM: https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-clientside-pagination

Quick Example -> you can check here :
https://github.com/tranquillite-007/react-clientside-pagination

How You Can Help

I’m currently looking for feedback, and contributors to help refine the package before I release v1.1.0.

You can help by:

🧪 Trying it out in your React project

🐞 Reporting bugs or edge cases

💬 Sharing suggestions or feature ideas

⭐ Starring the repo if you find it useful

If you have a use case or integration idea , I’d love to hear it!

Let’s Collaborate

Drop your feedback below, or open a discussion/issue in the repo.
I’ll be actively responding and integrating community feedback.

Thanks for taking the time to check this out , your input means a lot! 🙌

🔗 NPM: https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-clientside-pagination

⭐ Give it a star if you like it , it really helps others discover the project!

[prasojopxl]

Awesome project! Looks simple and flexible — exactly what I needed.
Great job!

[tranquillite-007]

Thank you so much! I'm really glad to hear it fits your needs. 😊
If you end up trying it out, I'd love to hear how it goes

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