Getting Started with the Kendo UI for Angular Pager

This guide provides the information you need to start using the Kendo UI for Angular Pager—it includes instructions about the available installation approaches, the required dependencies, the code for running the project, and links to additional resources.

The Pager Package is part of Kendo UI for Angular, a professional grade UI library with 110+ components for building modern and feature-rich applications. To try it out sign up for a free 30-day trial.

After the completion of this guide, you will be able to achieve an end result as demonstrated in the following example.

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Setting Up Your Angular Project

Before you start with the installation of any Kendo UI for Angular control, ensure that you have a running Angular project. The prerequisites to accomplish the installation of the components are always the same regardless of the Kendo UI for Angular package you want to use, and are fully described in the section on setting up your Angular project.

Installing the Component

You can choose to use either of the following two approaches for installing the Kendo UI for Angular package and the styles you want to apply:

Quick Setup with Angular CLI

The quick setup presents an automatic approach for adding packages with Angular CLI through the ng-add command. It is suitable for saving time and efforts as ng-add executes in a single step a set of otherwise individually needed commands.

To add the Kendo UI for Angular Pager package, run the following command:

ng add @progress/kendo-angular-pager

As a result, the ng-add command will perform the following actions:

  • Add the @progress/kendo-angular-pager package as a dependency to the package.json file.
  • Import the PagerModule in the current application's main module (only if the application uses NgModules).

    If your application uses standalone components, you must import the PagerModule manually.

  • Register the Kendo UI Default theme in the angular.json file.
  • Add all required peer dependencies to the package.json file.
  • Trigger npm install to install the theme and all peer packages that are added.

Manual Setup

The manual setup provides greater visibility and better control over the files and references installed in your Angular application. You can install the required peer dependencies and a Kendo UI theme by running separate commands for each step and import the desired component modules in your NgModule.

  1. Install the Pager package together with its dependencies by running the following command:

    npm install --save @progress/kendo-angular-pager @progress/kendo-angular-intl @progress/kendo-angular-l10n @progress/kendo-angular-common @progress/kendo-angular-inputs @progress/kendo-angular-dropdowns @progress/kendo-angular-treeview @progress/kendo-angular-popup @progress/kendo-drawing @progress/kendo-licensing @progress/kendo-angular-icons
  2. To add the Pager component, import the PagerModule either in your NgModule or standalone components.

    • Using Modules

      import { NgModule } from "@angular/core";
      import { BrowserModule } from "@angular/platform-browser";
      import { BrowserAnimationsModule } from "@angular/platform-browser/animations";
      import { PagerModule } from "@progress/kendo-angular-pager";
      import { AppComponent } from "./app.component";
      
      @NgModule({
        imports: [BrowserModule, BrowserAnimationsModule, PagerModule],
        declarations: [AppComponent],
        bootstrap: [AppComponent],
      })
      
      export class AppModule {}
    • Using Standalone Components

      import { Component } from '@angular/core';
      import { PagerModule } from "@progress/kendo-angular-pager";
      
      @Component({
          standalone: true,
          selector: 'my-app',
          imports: [PagerModule],
          template: `
              <kendo-datapager></kendo-datapager>
          `.
      })
  3. The next step is to style the component by installing one of the available Kendo UI themes—Kendo UI Default, Kendo UI Material, or Kendo UI Bootstrap.

    3.1 To start using a theme, install its package through NPM.

    • Default theme

      npm install --save @progress/kendo-theme-default
    • Bootstrap theme

      npm install --save @progress/kendo-theme-bootstrap
    • Material theme

      npm install --save @progress/kendo-theme-material

    3.2 After the theme package is installed, reference it in your project. You can include kendo-themes in your project in one of the following ways:

Using the Component

  1. After successfully installing the Pager package and importing its module, add the following code in the app.component.html file:

    <kendo-datapager
        [total]="50"
        [pageSize]="pageSize"
        [skip]="skip"
        (pageChange)="onPageChange($event)"
    >
    </kendo-datapager>
  2. Bind the total option to the total number of data items in the collection, the pageSize option to define the number of the data items per page, and the skip option to define the number of the items that will be skipped.

  3. Handle the pageChange event and update the skip and pageSize options.

    public skip = 0;
    public pageSize = 10;
    
    public onPageChange(e: PageChangeEvent): void {
        this.skip = e.skip;
        this.pageSize = e.take;
    }
  4. Build and serve the application by running the following command in the root folder.

    ng serve
  5. Point your browser to http://localhost:4200 to see the Kendo UI for Angular Pager component on the page.

Activating Your License Key

As of December 2020, using any of the UI components from the Kendo UI for Angular library requires either a commercial license key or an active trial license key. If your application does not contain a Kendo UI license file, activate your license key.

Next Steps

Dependencies

The following table lists the specific functionalities that are provided by each of the Pager dependencies as per package:

Package NameDescription
@angular/commonProvides the commonly-needed services, pipes, and directives provided by the Angular team. For more information, refer to the official Angular documentation.
@angular/coreContains critical runtime parts of the Angular framework that are needed by every application. For more information, refer to the official Angular documentation.
@progress/kendo-angular-commonContains common utilities that are needed by every Kendo UI for Angular component.
@progress/kendo-angular-dropdownsContains the Kendo UI for Angular Dropdowns components.
@progress/kendo-angular-inputsContains the Kendo UI for Angular Inputs components.
@progress/kendo-angular-iconsContains the Kendo UI for Angular Icons.
@progress/kendo-angular-intlProvides the Kendo UI for Angular services and pipes for the parsing and formatting of dates and numbers.
@progress/kendo-angular-l10nProvides the globalization features of Kendo UI for Angular.
@progress/kendo-angular-popupContains the Kendo UI for Angular Popup component.
@progress/kendo-angular-treeviewContains the Kendo UI for Angular TreeView component.
@progress/kendo-drawingProvides the Kendo UI cross-browser library for interactive vector graphics.
@progress/kendo-licensingContains the kendo-ui-license CLI Tool for license management and the validatePackage function and type definitions that are used by licensed packages.
rxjsProvides the RxJS library for reactive programming which uses Observables for an easier composition of asynchronous or callback-based code.

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