marshallswain/vitesse-feathers-pinia-example

This is a sample project that demonstrates how to build a web app with pagination and filtering, the features you need when you have lots of data to display but don't want to load it all at once. Instead of showing 10,000 items on one page, you show 20 at a time and let users browse through them. The app is built with Feathers-Pinia, a library that simplifies how web applications fetch and manage data from a server. In plain terms: Feathers-Pinia handles the boring plumbing work of asking the server for data, keeping track of what you've already loaded, and updating the page when things change. This project uses two specific features called useFind (to search and retrieve items) and usePagination (to split results across pages), showing beginners how to wire them up in a real application. The code is written in TypeScript, which means it's a version of JavaScript with extra safeguards that catch mistakes before you run the app. If you want to see how a working pagination example looks and works, you can clone this repo, install its dependencies with pnpm i, run it locally with pnpm dev, and open it in your browser. The README also points to the full Feathers-Pinia documentation if you want to go deeper. This would be useful for anyone building an admin dashboard, e-commerce product list, search results page, or any interface where you need to show a large dataset in manageable chunks. It's a teaching tool: seeing working code is often the fastest way to understand how a library actually fits into your project.