Added pagination in getInbox. #3
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getInbox function now accepts two arguments: start and limit (both integers) start - Specifies the starting index of the results. (index starts from 0) limit - Specifies how many elements we want after the start value. -1 for infinite. For example: start = 10 and limit = 4 will return the 11th, 12th,13th and 14th elements.
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Have you tested? |
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No, not on your version, but have tested on python version. Have used same logic in both versions. |
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getInbox function now accepts two arguments: start and limit (both integers)
start - Specifies the starting index of the results. (index starts from 0)
limit - Specifies how many elements we want after the start value. Use -1 for infinite. The default value is 50.
For example: start = 10 and limit = 4 will return the 11th, 12th,13th and 14th elements.