Pagination scripts

Introduction

If a standard pagination type can't meet your pagination requirements, you can create a custom script and apply this as the pagination method for endpoints.

Elements of a pagination script

Pagination scripts typically include:

Inputs

Expected inputs must be inside the payload key of the data array. These are summarised below:

Request

An array/object representing the request parts for the current page:

Field
Summary
Example

body

A string version of the body.

headers

An array/object containing a key/value map of request headers.

method

The HTTP method.

url

The entire URL used in the request.

Response

An array/object containing the response parts returned from the request:

Field
Summary
Example

headers

An array/object containing a key/value map or response headers.

status_code

The HTTP response code.

Payload

The content saved as the payload. For example:

Outputs

If has_next_page is true, a JSON-encoded array/object should be returned (within the payload field) with the following:

Field
Summary
Example

has_next_page

Whether or not there is another page to be fetched.

url

The URL to use for the next page request.

headers

The headers to use for the next page request.

method

The HTTP method to use for the next page request.

body

The body content to use in the next request.

Pagination script example

The sample script below demonstrates link header functionality.

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