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Client application programming interface to access the Cumulocity IoT-Platform REST services.
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TypeScript
import { Service } from './Service.js';
import { IResultList } from './IResultList.js';
/**
* Paging allows you to query the next and previous data chunks
* in a convenient way. You can also go to a specific page or just read
* page information about the current data chunk.
* Note that page numbers are generated by backend
* and may be used as offset rather than a continuous range of positive numbers
* (e.g. in case of users with restricted permissions).
*/
export declare class Paging<TData> {
/**
* Holds the number of the current page, so in fact
* the data chunk you are looking at.
*/
currentPage: number;
/**
* Holds the number of the next page.
*/
nextPage: number;
/**
* Holds the number of the previous page.
*/
prevPage: number;
/**
* Holds the number of the maximum data that you will
* get with the response.
*/
pageSize: number;
/**
* Holds the number of total pages regarding to the
* given page size.
*/
totalPages: number;
/**
* Holds the number of total elements for the given request.
*/
totalElements: number;
private service;
private filter;
constructor(service: Service<TData>, statistics: any, filter: object);
/**
* Gets the next page of available data from the server.
* @param filter
*/
next(filter?: object): Promise<IResultList<TData>>;
/**
* Gets the previous page of available data from server.
* @param filter
*/
prev(filter?: object): Promise<IResultList<TData>>;
/**
* Method used by next(), prev() and goto() to call the service.list method.
* It is public so it can be overriden in special cases (like children objects
* in inventory).
* @param filter
*/
list(filter?: object): Promise<IResultList<TData>>;
/**
* Goes to the page that you define as page parameter.
* @param page
* @param filter
*/
goto(page: number, filter?: object): Promise<IResultList<TData>>;
private getFilter;
}
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