Pagination without next_page_url

[advil0]

Hello!

Was wondering if it's possible to use the built-in pagination without supplying a next_page_url? The API I'm using only supplies the below for pagination.

"pagination": { "pageNumber": "1", "pageSize": "100", "totalAvailable": "640" }

[Sammyjo20]

Hmm you could extend the Paginator class you’re currently using and then overwrite the “isFinished” logic to check for your properties instead? Let me know how you get on!

[Sammyjo20]

You could also use the total / page count calculation, you'd have to change the isFinished slightly...

Your class

class CustomPaginator extends PagedPaginator
{
    protected function isFinished(): bool
    {
            return $this->getCurrentPage() > $this->totalPages();
    }
}

Your configuration

public function paginate(Request $request, mixed ...$additionalArguments): PagedPaginator;
{
    $paginator = new PagedPaginator($this, $request, perPage: 50, ...$additionalArguments);

    $paginator->setTotalKeyName('pagination.totalAvailable');
    $paginator->setPageKeyName('pagination.pageNumber');

    return $paginator;
}

[benjaminbowles]

I have the same issue, I've tried your custompagintor and it returns the correct number of paginations, but all the n+1 paginations repeat page 1, instead of moving onto page 2/3/4 etc.

My connector code looks like:

public function paginate(Request $request, mixed ...$additionalArguments): CRMSPaginator
    {
        $paginator = new CRMSPaginator($this, $request, 25, ...$additionalArguments);

        $paginator->setLimitKeyName('meta.per_page');
        $paginator->setTotalKeyName('meta.total_row_count');
        $paginator->setPageKeyName('meta.page');

        return $paginator;
    } 

My pagination code looks like:

        $paginator = $current->paginate(new GetOpportunityRequest);

        foreach($paginator->json() as $opportunities) {
            $pageData[] = $opportunities;
        }

[benjaminbowles]

@advil0 have you had any joy with this at all?

[Sammyjo20]

Hey both, just wanted to let you know this is still on my radar. I'll do some testing on my end and see if I can replicate the issue.

I would also recommend adding the AlwaysThrowOnErrors trait to your connector so it throws an exception if a page errors, that might help with debugging. You can also use Guzzle's debug option in your connector/requests config.

$request->config()->add('debug', true); or $request->config()->add('debug', fopen('somefile', 'w+'));

[Sammyjo20]

@advil0 Did you manage to fix this?

[Sammyjo20]

I'm going to close this issue for now.