Upply API Pagination

The Upply API uses pagination to help manage large sets of data returned by API requests. Pagination allows clients to retrieve data in smaller, more manageable chunks.

How Pagination Works

Pagination in the Upply API is controlled by two query parameters: limit and offset. The limit parameter specifies the maximum number of records to return in a single response, while the offset parameter specifies the index of the first record to return.

For example, to retrieve the first 10 records of a data set, you would set the limit parameter to 10 and the offset parameter to 0. To retrieve the next 10 records, you would set the limit parameter to 10 and the offset parameter to 10.

If there are no more records to retrieve, the API will return an empty response.

Pagination Structure

• The listed loads are embedded in a field named data
• An additional field named pagination exists beside data
• A link to the previous and next pages are provided when they exist in the pafination field.
• All links are objects with href field
• The pagination must contain the number of elements of the list
• limit for nextPage and previousPage is always the limit of the user’s request or the default limit
• offset of nextPage is the actual offset + limit
• offset of previousPage is actual offset - limit

Contact Us

If you have any questions or concerns about pagination in the Upply API, please contact us at [email protected].