Results for “Std.App.Page.Page”

Use module:Std.List, kind:fn, or is:exact. Put a Pudu type after ::.

• Std.App.Page.Page

  One page: its items and the cursor for the page after it, absent on the

  type · Std.App.Page
• Std.App.Page.decodeCursorStr -> Result[Str, Std.App.Page.PageError]

  The key a cursor names.

  fn · Std.App.Page
• Std.App.Page.explain&Std.App.Page.PageError -> Str

  A one-line description of a refusal.

  fn · Std.App.Page
• Std.App.Page.fromFetched&Array[T] -> fn(T) -> Str -> &Std.App.Page.Request -> Std.App.Page.Page[T]

  A page built from a fetch that asked a store for size + 1 rows: the

  fn · Std.App.Page
• Std.App.Page.linkHeaderStr -> &Std.App.Page.Page[T] -> &Std.App.Page.Request -> Option[(Str, Str)]

  The Link header (RFC 8288) pointing at the next page, carrying the

  fn · Std.App.Page
• Std.App.Page.request&Map[Str, Str] -> Int -> Int -> Result[Std.App.Page.Request, Std.App.Page.PageError]

  Reads limit and cursor from a query.

  fn · Std.App.Page
• Std.App.Page.select&Array[T] -> fn(T) -> Str -> &Std.App.Page.Request -> Std.App.Page.Page[T]

  The page of items a request selects.

  fn · Std.App.Page
• Std.App.Page.toJson&Std.App.Page.Page[T] -> fn(T) -> Std.Json.Json -> Std.Json.Json

  {"items": [...], "next": "..."}, with next null on the last page.

  fn · Std.App.Page