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The GET /api/contents?type= request provides the capability to request by offset/count. But it's impossible to determine how many items exist in the database.
Such information would be helpful to implement pagination on the frontends.
That does make sense, feel free to send the PR. I'll try to get this and your other PR merged by the weekend. Been busy wrapping up 2019! Happy new year!
El 1 ene 2020, a las 22:58, Steve Manuel ***@***.***> escribió:
That does make sense, feel free to send the PR. I'll try to get this and your other PR merged by the weekend. Been busy wrapping up 2019! Happy new year!
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The GET /api/contents?type= request provides the capability to request by offset/count. But it's impossible to determine how many items exist in the database.
Such information would be helpful to implement pagination on the frontends.
I suggest to implement a "total_count" (or any similar name on the response).
I can send a PR for that.
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