Important
This library is currently released as a 0.x version and is in active development. The API is subject to breaking changes until the stable 1.0 release.
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This repo provides an API way to handle paginated queries for Apollo iOS.
ApolloPagination uses an ApolloClient to fetch and cache your paginated query data. It supports:
- Reading/Writing paginated data with an Apollo
NormalizedCache - Watching paginated data for changes
- Forward, Reverse, and Bi-directional pagination
- Cursor-based, offset-based, and custom pagination mechanisms
Documentation can be found in Pagination on Apollo's documentation website.
To report an issue, bug, or feature request you can do so in the apollo-ios repo.
The roadmap is a high-level document that describes the next major steps or milestones for this project. We are always open to feature requests, and contributions from the community.
If you'd like to contribute, please refer to the Apollo Contributor Guide.
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