@graphprotocol/client-auto-pagination
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`graph-client` implements automatic pagination using `first:` and `after:` filters of `graph-node`.
graph-client implements automatic pagination using first: and after: filters of graph-node.
At the moment, graph-node allow fetching only 1000 records per query. This transfomer allow you to run queries with any limit, and the breaks it automatically to multiple concurrent requests, then merges the responses into a single response.
This feature is implemented in @graphprotocol/client-auto-pagination and installed automatically with the graph-client CLI package.
# .graphclientrc.yml
sources:
- name: uniswap
handler:
graphql:
endpoint: https://api.thegraph.com/subgraphs/name/uniswap/uniswap-v2
transforms:
- autoPagination:
validateSchema: true # Validates that the schema source actually contains the required input filters.
limitOfRecords: 1000 # Default is 1000, you can change if you indexer has different configuration in GRAPH_GRAPHQL_MAX_FIRST var.
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`graph-client` implements automatic pagination using `first:` and `after:` filters of `graph-node`.
The npm package @graphprotocol/client-auto-pagination receives a total of 2,621 weekly downloads. As such, @graphprotocol/client-auto-pagination popularity was classified as popular.
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