CursorSelector

Defined in: runtime/selector.ts:56

The most abstract form of access to an unbounded list. This provides the basic mechanics for all pagination in the platform.

A naive access pattern for this would be:

   const firstPage = await somethingThatReturnsASelector().limit(100).execute();
   const secondPage = await somethingThatReturnsASelector().limit(100).cursor(firstPage.cursor).execute();

Note that selectors are chainable and immutable. This the following will work:

   const selector = somethingThatReturnsASelector().limit(100);
   const firstPage = await selector.execute();
   const secondPage = await selector.cursor(firstPage.cursor).execute();