Prisma Extension Pagination
Prisma Client extension for pagination
Overview
Prisma Extension Pagination is a handy tool designed for developers using Prisma Client to streamline the process of managing paginated data. With an increasing demand for efficient data handling in applications, this extension simplifies the implementation of pagination, ensuring that data retrieval remains swift and seamless.
By integrating this extension into your project, you can enhance user experience while navigating large datasets. It provides a structured way of displaying information without overwhelming users, making it an essential addition for any application dealing with extensive data records.
Features
- Efficient Pagination: Easily manage large sets of data by fetching and displaying only a subset of records at a time.
- Flexible Configuration: Customize pagination settings to fit your specific application requirements, allowing for tailored data presentation.
- Seamless Integration: Works effortlessly with the Prisma Client, requiring minimal setup for immediate function.
- Improved Performance: Reduces load times by limiting the amount of data processed and transferred per request.
- User-friendly API: Offers an intuitive API for developers, making it easy to implement pagination without extensive coding.
- Supports Meta Data: Includes helpful meta information for tracking data state and pagination logic, aiding in a more robust implementation.
- Prisma
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- Typescript
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