Django: Add Pagination for Imager¶

We’ve seen how to add pagination to a Django app using our User Profiles. Those, however, aren’t typically things that we want to see pages of. Let’s put the spotlight on things we care most about!

Here is the documentation for Django’s built-in pagination. Do your work on a branch called pagination.

Tasks¶

Add pagination to your Imager app that fulfills these user stories:

As a user, I should see no more than 4 Photos or 4 Albums at a time on my Library page.
As a user, I should be able to interact with the Library page to see more Photos or more Albums if they exist.
As a user, I should also be able to see previous pages of Photos or Albums if they exist.
As a user, I should see no more than 4 Photos on any Album page.
As a user, I should be able to interact with any Album to see more Photos if they exist.
As a user, I should be able to see previous Photos in an Album if they exist.
As a user, I don’t want to be prompted to see more Photos or Albums if none are left to be seen.

Stretch:

As a user, I want to choose the number of Photos or Albums I see. It should default to 4, but be variable from the client side.

Submitting Your Work¶

Do your work for this assignment on a branch, called pagination. When you’ve completed the work push your branch and make a Pull Request to master. Submit the URL for that pull request. When you’ve submitted the URL you may merge the PR.