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Lazy loading (or pagination on scroll)
See original GitHub issueDoes the library have an approach to implement lazy loading? I haven’t found it in the sources or examples.
For example
GET /book/list/199?page_size=10&page=1
and on
GET /book/list/199?page_size=10&page=2
to concatenate both arrays. Any ideas? Otherwise, I would suggest adding the feature
Thanks
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@BigBadAlien cool. Actually I am going to make some recipies in the docs in the future, like lazy loading, pagination and more. This library doesn’t have API to cover those cases “by name”, but it is flexible to cover them all with a proper meta attributes’ combination (at least I hope so). Do you have some more ideas for recipies which could be helpful for this library users?
Cool! I pointed you some references to subscriptions. Wondering whether they will solve your use case!