API Result Pagination

Pagination Query Parameters

All APIs supporting recognizes the following request parameters for pagination:

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<th>Parameter</th><th>Description</th>
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<td>page</td><td>The page number, starting at 1</td>
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<td>size</td><td>The size of each page, with a max of 100</td>
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Pagination Response Fragment

All API responses which support pagination will include a top level pagination fragment in the JSON response body, which looks like:

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<pre><code fs-codehighlight-element="code" fs-copyclip-element="copy-this-2" class="hljs language-javascript">"pagination": {
 "page_number": 1,
 "page_size": 20,
 "total_records": 255
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With the above information, you can infer how many pages there are and iterate until the list is exhausted.