Pagination

Laravel's paginator integrates without extra wiring. The package ships Smarty ports of every pagination::* template Laravel includes:

public function index(Request $request)
{
    return view('posts', [
        'posts' => Post::query()->paginate(15),
    ]);
}

{foreach $posts as $post}
  <article>{$post->title|escape}</article>
{/foreach}

{$posts->links()}                            {* default tailwind *}
{$posts->links('pagination::bootstrap-5')}   {* pick another preset *}

Bundled presets: pagination::tailwind (default), pagination::simple-tailwind, pagination::bootstrap-5, pagination::simple-bootstrap-5, pagination::bootstrap-4, pagination::simple-bootstrap-4, pagination::bootstrap-3, pagination::simple-bootstrap-3, pagination::semantic-ui.

The package's .tpl versions take priority over Laravel's framework Blade pagination views, so $paginator->links('pagination::bootstrap-5') resolves to a Smarty template — not the framework's bootstrap-5.blade.php. To customise, publish them and edit in place:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=smarty-pagination-views

Anything you publish under resources/views/vendor/pagination/ wins over both the package's bundled .tpl and Laravel's bundled .blade.php for the matching preset name.