Pagination allows you to organize the elements returned in the API response into manageable portions. This also helps you control the network traffic.

Hevo utilizes cursor-based pagination via the starting_after and limit parameters to return a list of elements. The starting_after parameter serves as a unique identifier for the last record that was returned and helps identify the next set of records to be returned in the next page of the response.

Request Parameters

Name	Data Type	Description
starting_after	string	A cursor for use in pagination. `starting_after` defines the position of the last record read in the list. For instance, if you request a list and receive 20 elements along with a cursor value of xyz, your subsequent call must include `starting_after=xyz` in order to fetch the next page of records.
limit	number	The maximum number of elements to be returned in each page of the API response. Minimum value: 1, maximum value: 100.

Sample request with pagination

To paginate the response, add the parameter limit=<value> to the request.

curl --request GET \
     --url 'https://asia.hevodata.com/api/public/v2.0/pipelines?limit=20' \
     --header 'Accept: application/json' \
     --header 'Authorization: Basic VFlZPK3SV1pJTTpJcENJVEU0QzkramRwNmNRT1VLEQ=='

List Response Format

Property	Data Type	Description
pagination	object	An object containing meta data related to pagination. If there are no more elements available after the current set, pagination object is not returned.
pagination.starting_after	string	The cursor used to identify the record to start fetching results from, for the next page of results.
pagination.count	number	The number of records returned in this page.
data	array	An array of the actual response elements, paginated by any request parameters.

Sample response with pagination

The starting_after token is auto-generated by Hevo.

Suppose, there are 100 Pipelines, and you fetched the first 20 using the parameter, limit=20, as shown in the sample request code snippet above. In the API response, you receive a starting_after token, as shown in the sample response above.

Now, to fetch the next 20 Pipelines, you must send this token back to the server using the parameter,starting_after and value, MzMwMg== to help the server identify where to resume from. The API request would then appear as:

curl --request GET \
     --url 'https://asia.hevodata.com/api/public/v2.0/pipelines?starting_after=MzMwMg==&limit=20' \
     --header 'Accept: application/json' \
     --header 'Authorization: Basic VFlZPK3SV1pJTTpJcENJVEU0QzkramRwNmNRT1VLEQ=='

If the pagination object is not returned in the response, it means that there are no more pages to be fetched. The API has returned all the data.