Hi, I think yes, though it is not documented. Source code contains per_page parameter which governs amount of articles in the response.
per_page
For example:
dev.to/api/articles/?per_page=3
However, probably it is not good idea to load very large responses (don't know if there is limit). Rather use page parameter to send several requests to different pages. E.g.
page
dev.to/api/articles/?page=333
Then, how to get 10 posts from Dev randomly? 😂
Oh. I got idea:
Yep. Good idea! Just exactly what is described in this article above :)
😂 thanks
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Hi, I think yes, though it is not documented. Source code contains
per_pageparameter which governs amount of articles in the response.For example:
dev.to/api/articles/?per_page=3
However, probably it is not good idea to load very large responses (don't know if there is limit). Rather use
pageparameter to send several requests to different pages. E.g.dev.to/api/articles/?page=333
Then, how to get 10 posts from Dev randomly? 😂
Oh. I got idea:
Yep. Good idea! Just exactly what is described in this article above :)
😂 thanks