Pagination

Pagination in APIs refers to the process of dividing a large set of data into smaller, manageable chunks (pages) that can be retrieved incrementally.

Instead of returning all results at once, which can be inefficient or overwhelming, an API uses pagination to return a subset of data, typically with specific parameters to manage it.

This allows you to request specific portions of data (for example, 20 results per page) and navigate through pages. Pagination improves performance, reduces bandwidth usage, and helps ensure stability when handling large datasets.

The next pages will explain you how to handle pagination when using GraphQL and REST AXS APIs.