I am using Angular 6.0.3 with Angular Material 7.1.0, I have my paginator in a separate component (that is not the app.component). What I have tried so far:
Created separate ts file called myPagniator.ts:
import {MatPaginatorIntl} from '@angular/material';
export class MyPaginatorLabel extends MatPaginatorIntl {
itemsPerPageLabel = 'custome_label_name'; // customize item per page label
constructor() {
super();
}
}
In my app.module.ts : I imported both MatPaginatorModule, MatPaginatorIntl from Angular Material. Inside providers array of app.module.ts, I put in MyPaginatorLabel and MatPaginatorIntl.
In the component which is using Angular MatPaginator, I extends MyPaginatorLabel class and have its constructor calls super() method, still it displays default text "itemsPerPage" after all this
What have I done wrong here ?? Can someone give me a bit of hint ?
Create a new TypeScript file and add a function that is exported and returns a MatPaginatorIntl
object.
To modify the labels and text displayed, create a new instance of MatPaginatorIntl and include it in a custom provider - Angular Material - Paginator > API
CustomPaginatorConfiguration.ts
import { MatPaginatorIntl } from '@angular/material';
export function CustomPaginator() {
const customPaginatorIntl = new MatPaginatorIntl();
customPaginatorIntl.itemsPerPageLabel = 'Custom_Label:';
return customPaginatorIntl;
}
Then add it to app.module.ts
:
import { MatPaginatorIntl } from '@angular/material';
import { CustomPaginator } from './app/CustomPaginatorConfiguration';
@NgModule({
// ...
providers: [
{ provide: MatPaginatorIntl, useValue: CustomPaginator() }
]
})
You can also set the setting for a particular component like:
import { CustomPaginator } from './CustomPaginator';
import { MatPaginatorIntl } from '@angular/material';
/**
* @title Paginator
*/
@Component({
selector: 'your_component',
templateUrl: 'your_component.html',
providers: [
{ provide: MatPaginatorIntl, useValue: CustomPaginator() } // Here
]
})