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API Pagination
API Pagination
API pagination is a technique used in API design to split large data sets into smaller pages to be ingested by an API client in a more efficient manageable manner. This typically involves setting parameters to control the size (limit) and position (index) of the data subset. This way, each page contains a limited number of records returned and the API client can request subsequent pages to retrieve additional data until the entire dataset has been retrieved.
Pagination often leads to more efficient resource usage and better performance!
The Pipedrive Adapter provides a good example of how to handle pagination as an API client requesting and processing responses with large data sets.
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