javascript pagination algorithm

pagination.js

var pagenation = function(current, total){
	var list = [];
	var pageLimit = 5;
	var upperLimit, lowerLimit;
	var currentPage = lowerLimit = upperLimit = Math.min(current, total);

	for (var b = 1; b < pageLimit && b < total;) {
	    if (lowerLimit > 1 ) {
	        lowerLimit--; b++; 
	    }
	    if (b < pageLimit && upperLimit < total) {
	        upperLimit++; b++; 
	    }
	}

	for (var i = lowerLimit; i <= upperLimit; i++) {
	    if (i == currentPage){
	    	list.push("["+i+"]");
	    }
	    else{
	    	list.push(i);
	    }
	}
	console.log(list);
	return list;
}

Just to let other people know what this function returns:

Selected page 1: ["[1]", 2, 3, 4, 5]
Selected page 2: [1, "[2]", 3, 4, 5]
Selected page 3: [1, 2, "[3]", 4, 5]
Selected page 4: [2, 3, "[4]", 5, 6]
Selected page 5: [3, 4, "[5]", 6, 7]
Selected page 6: [4, 5, "[6]", 7, 8]
Selected page 7: [5, 6, "[7]", 8, 9]
Selected page 8: [6, 7, "[8]", 9, 10]
Selected page 9: [7, 8, "[9]", 10, 11]
Selected page 10: [8, 9, "[10]", 11, 12]
Selected page 11: [9, 10, "[11]", 12, 13]
Selected page 12: [10, 11, "[12]", 13, 14]
Selected page 13: [11, 12, "[13]", 14, 15]
Selected page 14: [12, 13, "[14]", 15, 16]
Selected page 15: [13, 14, "[15]", 16, 17]
Selected page 16: [14, 15, "[16]", 17, 18]
Selected page 17: [15, 16, "[17]", 18, 19]
Selected page 18: [16, 17, "[18]", 19, 20]
Selected page 19: [16, 17, 18, "[19]", 20]
Selected page 20: [16, 17, 18, 19, "[20]"]

for (let i = 1; i <= 20; i++)
    console.log(`Selected page ${i}:`, pagenation(i, 20));

Awesome code. Just found small one bug.

it is not working with var pageLimit = 2;

for page 1 it is giving Selected page 1: (2) ["[1]", 2] and also for page 2 it is giving the same Selected page 2: (2) [1, "[2]"] because of this user cannot go to the third page.