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In fastapi async, I have a complex return model pagination, using sqlalchemy How to nest pagination

Is this issue still relevant? Can I somehow help you?

In fastapi async, I have a complex return model pagination, using sqlalchemy How to nest pagination

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In fastapi async, I have a complex return model pagination, using sqlalchemy How to nest pagination

@13129 Is this issue still relevant?

In fastapi async, I have a complex return model pagination, using sqlalchemy How to nest pagination

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Try to use an async transformer in paginate

Hi @JoJoJoJoJoJoJo, Async `paginate` functions already support async transformers. Example: ```py from typing import Sequence from fastapi_pagination.ext.sqlalchemy import paginate from sqlalchemy import select from sqlalchemy.ext.asyncio import AsyncSession @app.get("/users") async def...

Try to use an async transformer in paginate

@JoJoJoJoJoJoJo Could you please show an example?

Try to use an async transformer in paginate

Hmmm, That's an interesting case. From where categories come from? Is it from DB or user specify them?

Try to use an async transformer in paginate

Hi @JoJoJoJoJoJoJo, New version `0.12.17` has been released. Now you can have async paginate, example: ```py from fastapi_pagination.async_paginator import paginate @app.get('/category/items') async def get_category_items(user: User, categories: Sequence[str], db:AsyncSession = Depends(get_db))...

I'm facing an issue while customizing `params` and `page` based on the examples in the documentation.

Hi @pattonLees, Docs seems to be a bit outdated and use pydantic v1 and you are using pydantic v2. Could you try to update `Goods` schema?: ```py class Goods(BaseModel): assert_name:...

I'm facing an issue while customizing `params` and `page` based on the examples in the documentation.

@pattonLees Practice makes perfect) I would recommend check out `pydantic` docs they are really great - https://docs.pydantic.dev/latest/