Paginate large Event Temple API collections using cursor-based pagination
domain: api.eventtemple.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Call a collection endpoint like GET https://api.eventtemple.com/v2/events with no pagination parameters to get the first page (default page size 25)
Set page[size] up to the documented maximum of 100 to reduce round-trips, e.g. ?page[size]=100
Read after_cursor, before_cursor, and has_more from the response's meta object
Pass page[after]=<after_cursor> on the next request to continue forward through the collection
Stop paging once meta.has_more is false
Known gotchas
Offset-based pagination is documented as deprecated — new integrations should not rely on page/offset-style params even though they may still work
has_more, after_cursor, and before_cursor live under meta, not at the top level of the response — code that only inspects data will miss pagination state
Cursor values are opaque tokens (not IDs or offsets); only pass back what the API returned rather than trying to construct them yourself
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