you can return urls that guarantee proper pagination with your response, if the output is more than the limit. this way you can incorporate your logic (id of th

you can return urls that guarantee proper pagination with your response, if the output is more than the limit. this way you can incorporate your logic (id of the last returned item is a starting point) in pagination and make sure as your API evolves, client applications pagination logic doesn't have to change as long as you provide proper pagination links for example GET /customer/1/orders/ response: {'orders': [order1, order2, order3], 'navigation': { 'firstpage': '/get/customer/1/orders/', 'nextpage': '/get/customer/1/orders/?query=orderId^GT4', 'lastpage': '/get/customer/1/orders/?query=orderId^GT990', 'totalrows': 1000 } GT means greater than