Mongo pagination adapter uses MongoCursor
to fetch data and hydrate only objects from current page result set.
Thanks to this solution it can be used with any amounts of data without memory usage issues.
namespace Foo\Controllers\Frontend;
use Vegas\Mvc\Controller\ControllerAbstract;
class FooController extends ControllerAbstract
{
public function indexAction()
{
$results = new \Vegas\Paginator\Adapter\Mongo([
'db' => $this->mongo,
'modelName' => '\Foo\Models\Foo' // or 'model' => new FakeModel()
]);
$this->view->page = $results->getPaginate();
}
}
If not specified, the default elements limit for pagination is 10.
namespace Foo\Controllers\Frontend;
use Vegas\Mvc\Controller\ControllerAbstract;
class FooController extends ControllerAbstract
{
public function indexAction()
{
$results = new \Vegas\Paginator\Adapter\Mongo([
'db' => $this->mongo,
'modelName' => '\Foo\Models\Foo', // or 'model' => new FakeModel()
'limit' => 12,
'page' => $this->request->get('page', 'int', 1),
'query' => [
'active' => 1
],
'sort' => [
'name' => -1
]
]);
$this->view->page = $results->getPaginate();
}
}
The query array is used by MongoCursor::find()
and the sort array
is used by MongoCursor::sort()
. For more details check MongoCursor reference
here.