This a requireJS module helpful for paginating an array data structure. I have used this module for features like infinite scrolling and others.

array_paginator.js

// Helper service to paginate an array
// Usage:
// var bigArray = [1, 2, 3, ..., 1000],
//     paginatedArray = new ArrayPaginator(bigArray);
// paginatedArray.getFirstPage() <-- will always return the first 10 elements in array
// paginatedArray.getNextPage() <-- will return next 10 elements in array of the next page
/*global define*/
define([], function() {

  'use strict';

  function ArrayPaginator(array) {
    this._setArray(array);
  }

  ArrayPaginator.prototype._totalPages = 0;

  ArrayPaginator.prototype._currentPage = 0;

  ArrayPaginator.prototype._perPage = 10;

  ArrayPaginator.prototype.getFirstPage = function() {
    this._setFirstPage();
    return this._getCurrentPage();
  };

  ArrayPaginator.prototype.getNextPage = function() {
    if (this._currentPage <= this._totalPages) {
      this._currentPage++;
      return this._getCurrentPage();
    }
  };
  
  ArrayPaginator.prototype._setArray = function(array) {
    this._array = array;
    this._setFirstPage();
    this._setTotalPages();
  };

  ArrayPaginator.prototype._setFirstPage = function() {
    this._currentPage = 0;
  };

  ArrayPaginator.prototype._setTotalPages = function() {
    this._totalPages = Math.ceil(this._array.length / this._perPage);
  };

  ArrayPaginator.prototype._getCurrentPage = function() {
    return this._array.slice(
      this._currentPage * this._perPage,
      (this._currentPage + 1) * this._perPage
    );
  };

  return ArrayPaginator;

});