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First of all thanks a lot for writing this incredibly useful piece of library!
I was just wondering for tags.recent{name:'blue'}), any approved way to do pagination? I understand for complete() callback, you can get the pagination url. However, is there a way of doing pagination within the confines of the library?
Thanks a lot!
Jason
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Even though there is no build-in method, you can easily enable pagination yourself:
var request = require('request');
Instagram.users.recent({
user_id: 1032088109,
count: 10,
complete: getRecent
});
function getRecent(data, page) {
// work with your data here
if (page.hasOwnProperty('next_url')) {
request(page['next_url'], function(err, response, body) {
var body = JSON.parse(body);
getRecent(body.data, body.pagination);
});
}
};
Hey guys,
First of all thanks a lot for writing this incredibly useful piece of library!
I was just wondering for tags.recent{name:'blue'}), any approved way to do pagination? I understand for complete() callback, you can get the pagination url. However, is there a way of doing pagination within the confines of the library?
Thanks a lot!
Jason
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: