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Pagination

Learn how to paginate API responses using page-based or offset-based methods for both GET and POST requests

Responses that return a list of items are paginated. We offer two different pagination strategies:

  • Page-based: This method allows you to navigate through paginated data by specifying the page and limit parameters. The page parameter indicates the page number you wish to retrieve, while the limit parameter specifies the maximum number of items to return per page. For POST requests, include these parameters in the request body. For GET requests, use them as query parameters.
  • Offset-based: This method allows you to navigate through paginated data by specifying the offset and limit parameters. The offset parameter indicates the starting point within the collection of results, while the limit parameter specifies the maximum number of items to return. For POST requests, include these parameters in the request body. For GET requests, use them as query parameters. Some of these endpoints also support the include_total_results body or query parameter. If you set it to false, the responses will be faster, and the field total_results of the response will be null.

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