react-ga VS react-paginate

react-ga

react-ga : Official implementation for google analytics for react

You can do much more than these. Check out more from here.

Since react-ga doesn't support Google Analytics 4 and something like react-ga4 is not actively maintained, I couldn't find a proper way to do it since most of the tutorials I found use react-ga.

I found this react-ga package which seems handy, but also found react-gtm-hook which relies on Google Tag Manager. But it is unclear for me which tool could suit my needs since they both look a bit similar. Has anyone stumbled upon a similar situation? I would appreciate any further suggestion. Thanks in advance.

The package I'm looking at is, react-ga.

You probably know about the react-ga npm package but the sad news is, it does not work with the latest Google Analytics 4 version

The simpliest way to add Google Analytics to any React project is to use React-GA library. Add it by running:

react-paginate

We are going to use the react-paginate library to build our pagination features. You can install the library with the below command:

Hello everyone. In this article, I will be explaining how you can make pagination in your React projects using only Javascript and React Hooks without using an npm package like “react-paginate“. Let’s get started. 😄😄

Add pagination with react-paginate. There should be select for displaying 5/10/20/50 todos per page

Tools and Packages: React JSON Placeholder react-paginate Bootstrap

I am using react-paginate https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-paginate but I am also trying to do a .filter using a dropdown. When I filter with a dropdown the pagination state doesn't update and I am stuck. How would I get the paginate state to be updated when the filter is used. This is where I am stuck at.

React-paginate is a ReactJS component used to paginate data. It automatically creates a navigation bar used to move through the data when you pass it some props. It is a very flexible library that lets you style the navigation bar anyhow you want it using vanilla CSS or any CSS framework you prefer.

react-paginate: to paginate the documents returned by MongoDB

This one is very old, last published 5 years ago, but seems working, can't find anything better

Note, we will use a ready-made library called react-paginate to create the pagination component – https://github.com/AdeleD/react-paginate. Please install this library for yourself by typing the command: