Alongside the release of Apollo iOS 1.9.2, we are excited to announce the release of Apollo iOS Pagination! This package works alongside the Apollo iOS Client to make fetching and caching of paginated data a lot easier! Fetching paginated data has always been a pain point with our mobile clients, and an elegant solution for this has been a common feature request for many years. This library is feature rich and highly configurable, so we believe that it will be able to make this previously complex and difficult task a lot easier for our users!
This library supports:
- Reading/Writing paginated data with an Apollo NormalizedCache
- Watching paginated data for changes
- Forward, Reverse, and Bi-directional pagination
- Cursor-based, offset-based, and custom pagination mechanisms
This library is currently released as a 0.x version and is in active development. The API is subject to breaking changes until the stable 1.0 release. We hope that you will check it out and give us your feedback so that we can address any API improvements, edge cases, bugs, or valuable features we hadn’t considered before moving to a 1.0 release soon!
To learn more about Apollo iOS Pagination, see our usage docs.
Fixed
- Backwards Compatibility issues in 1.9.1: 1.9.1 introduced a minor breaking change for some users who were creating a custom implementaiton of
ApolloClientProtocol. Sorry about that! This patch release fixed the compatiblity. See PR #290. Thanks to @michaelloo for raising the issue.
Improvement
- Session and task descriptions parameters added to
URLSessionClient(#286): TheURLSessionClientnow allows you to set asessionDescriptionon the session andtaskDescriptionon each task. These are helpful when debugging, especially when analyzing HTTP traffic with Instruments. Thanks to @hishma for the contribution.