Introduction

Pagination

Ada’s APIs use cursor-based pagination when retrieving large lists. API calls can include an optional limit query parameter to specify the number of records returned per request.

Request example

GET
1curl -G https://example.ada.support/api/v2/end-users/ \
2     -H "Authorization: Bearer <apiKey>" \
3     -d cursor=5f7e0e2c1e7c7e000f0f9c3a \
4     -d limit=10

Query parameters

  • limit: The number of records to return.
  • cursor: The id that marks the start or beginning of the returned records. This is also provided in the next_page_url from the previous response.

Response example

Response
1{
2  "data": [
3    {
4      "end_user_id": "5f7e0e2c1e7c7e000f0f9c3a",
5      "profile": {
6        "first_name": "Ada",
7        "last_name": "Lovelace",
8        "email": "ada.lovelace@ada.cx",
9        "language": "en-US",
10        "metadata": {
11          "example_key1": "example_string_value",
12          "example_key2": true,
13          "example_key3": 123
14        },
15        "system_properties": {
16          "sunshine_user_id": "5f7e0e2c1e7c7e000f0f9c3a"
17        }
18      },
19      "created_at": "2020-09-20T00:00:00+00:00",
20      "updated_at": "2020-09-20T00:00:00+00:00"
21    }
22  ],
23  "meta": {
24    "next_page_url": "https://example.ada.support/api/v2/end-users/?cursor=65a17e3f43bec88e2792d0eb"
25  }
26}

Use the next_page_url to continue fetching additional data with subsequent requests.