Update README with modern pagination helper#874
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While something similar could easily be done to handle token-based pagination, there is only a single function which uses this approach so the existing example is sufficient. |
Instead of requiring consumers of godo to hand-craft separate wrapper functions for each paginated List* function, demonstrate how to use golang generics to write a single helper. Additionally, use the slices pattern to avoid wasteful memory usage buffering responses, and demonstrate how this can also work for List* functions which require an additional argument.
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@SSharma-10 you merged the |
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Instead of requiring consumers of godo to hand-craft separate wrapper functions for each paginated List* function, demonstrate how to use golang generics to write a single helper.
Additionally, use the slices pattern to avoid wasteful memory usage buffering responses, and demonstrate how this can also work for List* functions which require an additional argument.
Fixes #861