####Source Files
The source file directory contains a sample working application using all the features of the paging directive.

The goal of this working version is to mitigate simple setup and "how to" questions as well as visually test new features

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####Paging.js

The paging directive code.  This is identical to the source code placed in the distribution file.

The paging directive is contained in a `bw.paging` module which you can consume in your project.

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**The following constraints are built into the directive by design:**

- If the current page value is larger than the pageCount, the page will be set to the pageCount value

- If the current page value is less than or equal to zero (0), the page will be set to one (1)

- If the adjacent count value is less than or equal to zero (0), the adjacent count value will be set to two (2)

- The current page on click event is disabled

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####App.js
A simple angular application module which consumes the paging directive and introduces a single controller 

The controller is used to explain how a `paging action` could be introduced into the paging directive

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####Index.html
A simple HTML implementation of the angular application defined in `app.js`

This file should exercise both the simple and advanced options of the paging directive

####Source Files
The source file directory contains a sample working application using all the features of the paging directive.

The goal of this working version is to mitigate simple setup and "how to" questions as well as visually test new features

---
<br/>

####Paging.js

The paging directive code.  This is identical to the source code placed in the distribution file.

The paging directive is contained in a `bw.paging` module which you can consume in your project.

<br/>
**The following constraints are built into the directive by design:**

- If the current page value is larger than the pageCount, the page will be set to the pageCount value

- If the current page value is less than or equal to zero (0), the page will be set to one (1)

- If the adjacent count value is less than or equal to zero (0), the adjacent count value will be set to two (2)

- The current page on click event is disabled

---
<br/>

####App.js
A simple angular application module which consumes the paging directive and introduces a single controller 

The controller is used to explain how a `paging action` could be introduced into the paging directive

---
<br/>

####Index.html
A simple HTML implementation of the angular application defined in `app.js`

This file should exercise both the simple and advanced options of the paging directive

For simplicity we are using [bootstrap](http://getbootstrap.com/) for styling 

Add note about bootstrap in readme file
Chore: Add note about bootstrap in readme file
