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Correl Roush 2019-06-26 23:58:08 -04:00
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#+OPTIONS: toc:nil num:nil todo:nil
#+PROPERTY: header-args :cache yes :eval never-export :output-dir static/ox-hugo/
#+COLUMNS: %TODO %50ITEM %CLOSED %EXPORT_FILE_NAME %CATEGORY %TAGS
#+LINK: relref file:{{< relref "%s.md" >}}
* DONE Potatoes and Portal Guns
CLOSED: [2011-04-26 Tue]
@ -2114,7 +2115,7 @@ It just so happens that, with Tasks, I can.
/Feel free to check out the full library documentation and code
referenced in this post [[http://package.elm-lang.org/packages/correl/elm-paginated/1.0.1][here]]./
/Continue on with part two, [[post:2018-01-23-cleaner-recursive-http-with-elm-tasks.org][Cleaner Recursive HTTP Requests with Elm
/Continue on with part two, [[relref:cleaner-recursive-http-with-elm-tasks][Cleaner Recursive HTTP Requests with Elm
Tasks]]./
* DONE Cleaner Recursive HTTP Requests with Elm Tasks
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:PROPERTIES:
:EXPORT_FILE_NAME: cleaner-recursive-http-with-elm-tasks
:END:
/Continued from part one, [[post:2018-01-22-recursive-http-with-elm.org][Recursive HTTP Requests with Elm]]./
/Continued from part one, [[relref:recursive-http-requests-with-elm][Recursive HTTP Requests with Elm]]./
In [[post:2018-01-22-recursive-http-with-elm.org][my last post]], I described my first pass at building a library to
In [[relref:recursive-http-requests-with-elm][my last post]], I described my first pass at building a library to
fetch data from a paginated JSON REST API. It worked, but it wasn't
too clean. In particular, the handling of the multiple pages and
concatenation of results was left up to the calling code. Ideally,