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mikeritter
posted 8 years ago
Database Eloquent
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mikeritter
replied 8 years ago

I'd prefer to see the former because it lends itself to better user flexibility.

Example:

in Laravel I set User::paginate(25)

which always returns 25 records per page.

in the APIGee model the query can return 2 or 200 results per page, better for the savvy user.

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michelemassari
replied 8 years ago

You should try to use cursors in a RESTful API.

Take a look at Fractal They got a pretty nice pagination module.

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