Range

Ranges can be specified in several ways.

• from, to
• from, maxResults
• range

from, to

The value for from is required, to is optional. When no value for to is specified all records following from are returned. Values for from and to are a zero based index of the sorted output from lightblue. The range is inclusive. A few examples..

Get first 5 records:

{
    ...
    "from": 0,
    "to": 4
}

Get 6th to 10th record:

{
    ...
    "from": 5,
    "to": 9
}

Get all records skipping the first 100:

{
    ...
    "from": 100
}

from, maxResults

The value of from is required, maxResults is optional. When no value for maxResults is specified all records following from are returned. Value for from is a zero based index of the sorted output from lightblue. A few examples..

Get first 5 records:

{
    ...
    "from": 0,
    "maxResults": 5
}

Get 5 records starting with the 6th:

{
    ...
    "from": 5,
    "maxResults": 5
}

Get all records skipping the first 100:

{
    ...
    "from": 100
}

range

Deprecated in favor of from and to / maxResults.

The value of range is an array with two integer values and is optional. Values in the array are a zero based index of the sorted output from lightblue. The first element in the array is set as the from value and the second element is to. See "from, to" above.

Example to find first 5 records:

{
    ...
    "range": [0,4]
}