Pagination

Two Laravel paginator views, not components.

Use it

Point the paginator at them once, in a service provider:

use Illuminate\Pagination\Paginator;

public function boot(): void
{
    Paginator::defaultView('ds::pagination');
    Paginator::defaultSimpleView('ds::simple-pagination');
}

Then every paginated screen follows, with no change to your views:

{{ $reports->links() }}

Or name one explicitly:

{{ $reports->links('ds::simple-pagination') }}

Which is which

simplePaginate() does not count the total rows, so it is the faster query on a large table — and the view matches, because there is no page count to show.

What it replaces

Laravel's stock Tailwind pagination view is built on gray and blue-300 focus borders — a second neutral ramp and an off-system accent — and carries its own hand-written dark: classes that assume a palette this system does not use. These two use the system's tokens throughout, so they follow your theme and dark mode with nothing extra.

The current page is elevation, not colour

Marked the same way the active nav item is: a raised card, never a fill. "You are here" means the same thing in both places, and elevation survives dark mode where a colour would have to be redefined.

More in specs/pagination.md.