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I'm consuming an API that I paginated with your gem. How would I gain access to the link header in the fetch response? I am using React to consume the...

Hi folks, first of all, thanks for providing this awesome resource. Recently I updated the `api-pagination` from 4.8.1 to 4.8.2 and some unit tests started to fail. We were used...

I'm using `4.8.2` version of `api-pagination`with Rails API `5.2.2` and `will_pagiante` gem. Here is the links generated in the JSON response: ``` .. "links": { "self": "http://localhost:3000/api/countries/be/addresses?page%5Bnumber%5D=1&page%5Bsize%5D=30", "first": "http://localhost:3000/api/countries/be/addresses?page%5Bnumber%5D=1&page%5Bsize%5D=30", "prev":...

Hi, I'm having a little trouble getting Rails caching to play nicely with this gem. Here's some psuedo code that matches my code fairly well: ``` # Shows HTTP paging...

When I configure custom parameters for library I get incorrect links for headers. For example, ```ruby ApiPagination.configure do |config| ... # If you have more than one gem included, you...

According to the readme: > Pagy does not have a built-in way to specify a maximum number of items per page Pagy does support dynamic items per page with the...

Hi :wave: Just as an input from someone upgrading api-pagination as a dependency: it would be nice to have a `CHANGELOG.md` or similar file that shows what changed between the...

API Proxies are services that work in the middle between your clients and your API server. They are useful for handling some API-exclusive logic so that you don't have to...

As #62 say, I test in 1.1.0 and above Kaminari all will occur this problem. At last I has to downgrade to 0.17 to fix it.

my app's page params are in the url ``` things_path(page: 2) # => "/things/page/2" ``` not ``` things_path(page: 2) # => "/things?page=2" ``` however, the generated links use this second...