I am attempting to use R’s httr2 package to return a list of all mailing lists from the list mailing list endpoint. I am really struggling to leverage the httr2 iteration helpers in this context. Specifically, it seems the skipToken query parameter is encoded and I cannot simply use
iterate_with_offset(“skipToken”, offset = 100)How should the skipToken value (the offset argument in the above line of code) be encoded to be recognized by the Qualtrics API?
Best answer by Nam Nguyen
iterate_with_offset only works for numeric-based pagination.
skipToken doesn’t just a page number, the skipToken is passed as a query parameter in each request after the first one. skipToken is a string: The value is provided by the API and you simply need to pass it in subsequent requests as a query parameter. The loop continues until skipToken becomes NULL, indicating there are no more pages of results to fetch.
Hope it help you
+29iterate_with_offset only works for numeric-based pagination.
skipToken doesn’t just a page number, the skipToken is passed as a query parameter in each request after the first one. skipToken is a string: The value is provided by the API and you simply need to pass it in subsequent requests as a query parameter. The loop continues until skipToken becomes NULL, indicating there are no more pages of results to fetch.
Hope it help you
Thanks, Nam. I ended up writing my own function for the next_req argument in httr2::req_perform_iterative(). So overall, it looks something like this:
library(tidyverse)
library(httr2)
# Build Request
req <- request("https://yul1.qualtrics.com/API/v3") %>%
req_url_path_append("directories/`my_directoryId`/mailinglists") %>%
req_headers(`X-API-TOKEN` = Sys.getenv("QUALTRICS_API_KEY"))
# Iterate through all pages
resps <- req_perform_iterative(
req,
next_req = function(resp, req){
url <- resp_body_json(resp)$result$nextPage
if (!is.null(url)) {
req_url(req, url)
}
},
max_reqs = Inf
)
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