Pagination on a search result

[emmanuelvargas]

Hello,

sorry if it's not the good place to ask this but I didn't find anything on the documentation about it.

I'm a bit lost how to have more than 100 results in a search

how work the pagination with a search result?

Thank in advance

[browniebroke]

You can iterate through the results using the limit and index keyword arguments of the search function:

from deezer import Client

cli = Client()
# default search: fetch the first results with the default length (25)
cli.search("Black Eyed Peas")

# fetch the first results with the with a page length of 50
cli.search("Black Eyed Peas", limit=50)

# fetch 20 results, starting from the one at index 21
cli.search("Black Eyed Peas", limit=20, index=21)

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[yakuv0]

You can iterate through the results using the limit and index keyword arguments of the search function:

from deezer import Client

cli = Client()
# default search: fetch the first results with the default length (25)
cli.search("Black Eyed Peas")

# fetch the first results with the with a page length of 50
cli.search("Black Eyed Peas", limit=50)

# fetch 20 results, starting from the one at index 21
cli.search("Black Eyed Peas", limit=20, index=21)

@browniebroke
was that removed later ? getting this error

TypeError: search() got an unexpected keyword argument 'limit'

cheers

[browniebroke]

Yes this was changed when the pagination was reworked to work transparently. See the documentation for and example: https://deezer-python.readthedocs.io/en/stable/usage.html#first-steps

This page links to the section about pagination where it explains in detail the various use cases that were asked about here.

[yakuv0]

Yes this was changed when the pagination was reworked to work transparently. See the documentation for and example: https://deezer-python.readthedocs.io/en/stable/usage.html#first-steps

This page links to the section about pagination where it explains in detail the various use cases that were asked about here.

Crystal clear, really appreciate it @browniebroke