graphql-pagination | Guide to learn about graphql pagination and the differences | GraphQL library
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kandi X-RAY | graphql-pagination Summary
Hey there! Glad you are here and welcome to GraphQL Pagination tutorial. The goal of this tutorial is to guide you through setting up your pagination using graphql. In graphql there are two major approches, the first one is offset style and the second one goes by cursor style. As a Ninja once said "行きましょ" :see_no_evil:.
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In the GraphQL API, I often see naming conventions such as NQ and MQ as parameters used in cursor. This is an example, shown below,
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Answered 2020-Aug-03 at 17:24The Relay Server Specification defines how pagination should be done in order to be compatible with the Relay GraphQL Client. While it is not the only way how pagination can be done, it has evolved as a standard - at least in examples, since it can be easily referenced.
The section on connections gives more info about how cursors work:
Each edge gets a cursor value. This value is - what they call - an opaque value, meaning it should not be interpreted by the server. It is a reference/a pointer that only the server can interpret. So, if you have a query that gets a bunch of values:
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