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ESI - How to tell how many pages in response?

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JitaPu
Random Strategies
#1 - 2017-03-22 06:30:33 UTC
I am querying 
/markets/{region_id}/orders/
.

For some regions, the response contains more than 1 page (I believe, responses of more than 10,000 records get split into multiple pages).

Is there a simple way to tell (without guessing), how many pages I have to walk through to get the entire response?
Althalus Stenory
Flying Blacksmiths
#2 - 2017-03-22 07:07:36 UTC
no, you have to go through all the pages and stops when the result is empty

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JitaPu
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#3 - 2017-03-22 11:04:37 UTC
Thanks for your reply. Would be great to have the total number of pages available somehow.

On another note, are there any plans to have something like

/markets/structures/{structure_id}/


for Stations? At the moment, I can only get all orders for a region and then have to filter for the 
location_id
.
Steve Ronuken
Fuzzwork Enterprises
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#4 - 2017-03-22 12:24:01 UTC
JitaPu wrote:
Thanks for your reply. Would be great to have the total number of pages available somehow.

On another note, are there any plans to have something like

/markets/structures/{structure_id}/


for Stations? At the moment, I can only get all orders for a region and then have to filter for the 
location_id
.



No public plans, at least.

It wouldn't make a lot of sense from a caching point of view. The region can be cached, but the number of station calls which would be could probably be counted on one hand.

(structures have to be different, due to ACLs)

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JitaPu
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#5 - 2017-03-22 20:46:11 UTC
Thanks Steve, that makes sense, even though it does make life a bit harder trying to query station orders.