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Laravel Pagination Bulma Laravel Package
revolution/laravel-pagination-bulma
Laravel pagination views styled for the Bulma CSS framework. The package provides Blade templates that render Laravel's paginator links using Bulma's pagination markup, so paginated lists match the rest of a Bulma-based UI. Install with Composer and customize the views as needed.
Laravel Pagination Bulma provides ready-made Bulma CSS pagination views for Laravel's paginator, so calling $users->links() renders clean, responsive Bulma markup without hand-written Blade templates or extra styling.
- Drop-in Bulma pagination views for Laravel's
LengthAwarePaginator - Numbered links with previous/next controls and disabled states
- Publishable views for easy markup customization
- No configuration or front-end dependencies required
Frequently asked questions about Laravel Pagination Bulma
- What does revolution/laravel-pagination-bulma do?
- It provides a Laravel pagination Blade view that outputs Bulma-compatible pagination markup instead of Laravel's default pagination links. It is a presentation-layer adapter, not a pagination engine, so it does not change how Laravel queries or paginates data. You use it when your Blade-rendered Laravel application already uses Bulma.
- How do I install laravel-pagination-bulma with Composer?
- Install it with Composer using the package name revolution/laravel-pagination-bulma, then follow the package's view registration or publishing steps. Because the last release dates to 2020, run a compatibility spike on a branch before adding it to production. Confirm service-provider auto-discovery and pagination view registration for your Laravel version.
- Does laravel-pagination-bulma support Laravel 10, 11, or 12?
- There is no guarantee; the package's last release was in 2020, so its Composer constraints may not allow modern Laravel and PHP versions. Test installation against your exact Laravel and PHP matrix in a non-production branch. If Composer conflicts occur, copy the Blade template into your application and remove the dependency.
- How do I customize the Bulma pagination markup?
- Publish the package's pagination views if publishing is supported, then edit the copied Blade file in your application's pagination view path. You can also copy the template directly into resources/views/vendor/pagination or another custom view directory. Register your customized view through Laravel's paginator configuration or a per-paginator view call.
- What are alternatives to laravel-pagination-bulma for Tailwind or Bootstrap?
- This package is specifically designed to emit Bulma-compatible markup, so it is a poor fit for Tailwind or Bootstrap design systems. Use Laravel's default pagination views or a design-system-specific pagination template instead. Only adopt this package if Bulma is the confirmed target CSS framework.
- Does laravel-pagination-bulma work with Inertia or API-only Laravel apps?
- It is a Blade view adapter for server-rendered pagination, so it is not useful for API-only services or SPA and Inertia front ends that render pagination client-side. Those applications should return paginator metadata and build pagination controls in their frontend framework. This package only matters when Laravel renders pagination links in Blade.
- How do I register a custom pagination view in Laravel?
- Laravel lets you set a default pagination view through the Paginator configuration or call a view method on a specific paginator instance. Place the Bulma Blade template in a path your application owns, such as resources/views/vendor/pagination, and reference that view. This keeps the integration explicit and makes future Laravel upgrades easier to manage.
- Is laravel-pagination-bulma maintained and safe for production?
- The package is effectively unmaintained, with a 2020 release, low community signal, and no dependent ecosystem. Runtime risk is low because it is static Blade markup, but dependency-hygiene risk is high on modern Laravel and PHP versions. For production, the safer path is usually to vendor the template and own it internally.
- Should I install laravel-pagination-bulma or copy the Blade template?
- For most teams, copying the Blade template into the application is the safer long-term choice because the package is small and unmaintained. The MIT license permits you to reuse and adapt the markup while avoiding Composer constraints and package lock-in. Install the package only if you have validated compatibility and prefer the Composer-managed route.
- How do I test Bulma pagination rendering in Laravel?
- Add functional or visual tests that render a paginator in Blade and assert the expected Bulma classes and accessible link structure. Test simple, length-aware, and cursor paginators if your application uses them, and compare the output with current Laravel defaults. Also verify behavior across the Laravel and Bulma versions you actually deploy.
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