Pagy
A fast, lightweight, and agnostic pagination gem for Ruby applications with multiple pagination techniques and frontend helpers.
What is Pagy?
Pagy is a pagination library for Ruby that provides efficient, framework-agnostic tools for splitting large datasets into manageable pages. It solves the performance and complexity issues of traditional pagination gems by offering multiple pagination techniques, minimal configuration, and a lightweight footprint. It supports everything from basic offset pagination to advanced keyset and calendar-based pagination.
Ruby developers building web applications with Rails, Sinatra, or other frameworks who need fast, flexible pagination for ActiveRecord collections, search results, JSON APIs, or time-based data.
Developers choose Pagy for its exceptional speed (up to 40x faster than alternatives), minimal memory usage, and comprehensive feature set without bloat. Its agnostic design, zero-configuration defaults, and built-in frontend helpers reduce boilerplate and improve maintainability.
Overview
🏆 The Best Pagination Ruby Gem 🥇
Use Cases
Best For
- Paginating large ActiveRecord datasets with keyset pagination for optimal performance
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