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The GraphQL Cursor connections spec is supported by lot of clients to implement pagination, it is useful for the server to provide an api which adheres to this specification since it implements all of the best practices around pagination.
This library can help the developer by making it easy to implement this spec, this may involve providing some abstract classes or services
This would be great. If anyone wants to take a stab at a PR, that'd be awesome.
@aszenz can we start by outlining some suggested design approaches to this? Should the controller, or an input type accept an interface implementation, and the input type parser can interpret this accordingly? If so, what does the parser need to do - anything - other than just type mapping it? I'm guessing the controller would just need access to the pagination information.
The GraphQL Cursor connections spec is supported by lot of clients to implement pagination, it is useful for the server to provide an api which adheres to this specification since it implements all of the best practices around pagination.
This library can help the developer by making it easy to implement this spec, this may involve providing some abstract classes or services
See the spec here: https://relay.dev/graphql/connections.htm
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