pagination-endpoint

Implement cursor-based pagination in an Echo v5 REST API by using pagination primitives to generate RFC 8288 Link headers. This enables deterministic paging across large datasets while preserving query parameters and applying optional filters.

Generate RFC 8288 Link headers for API pagination using the project's pagination helper to construct next and prev links. This ensures seamless navigation and preserves query parameters across pages for list endpoints.

Cursor-based pagination avoids offset-based pitfalls like performance degradation on large datasets by using deterministic cursors. It provides stable navigation even when underlying data changes, ensuring consistent paging behavior.

Yes, you can preserve query parameters and filters across paginated API responses. The cursor-based logic maintains these parameters in the RFC 8288 Link headers, ensuring consistent filtering throughout navigation.

Yes, this pagination approach handles safe, typed input validation and enforces default limits. It validates cursor types and implements safe error handling to ensure consistent paging behavior across list endpoints.

Cursor-based pagination with Link headers does not support random page access or jumping to arbitrary offsets. It requires deterministic ordering and is designed for sequential forward and backward navigation across large datasets.