If you've got a non-trivial number of subscribers or emails, you'll almost certainly need to paginate through them at some point.

Buttondown's API uses number-based pagination: you'll need to specify the page number you want to retrieve with the page query parameter. Like so:

curl 'https://api.buttondown.com/v1/subscribers?page=2'

If you don't specify a page, we'll assume you want the first page of results. This is because pagination is technically a subset of filtering, and the same principles apply!

Additionally, responses that can be paginated always include a next field that contains the URL for the next page of results. If you're on the last page, the next field will be null. This looks something like the following:

  {
    "count": 100,
    "next": "https://api.buttondown.com/v1/subscribers?page=3",
    "previous": "https://api.buttondown.com/v1/subscribers?page=1",
    "results": [
      ...
    ]
  }

This means that you can easily paginate through results by following the next field until it's null. Here's an example in JavaScript:

const fetchSubscribers = async () => {
    let subscribers = [];
    let next = "https://api.buttondown.com/v1/subscribers";

    while (next) {
        // Note that authentication is not handled in this code snippet,
        // for clarity's sake!
        const response = await fetch(next);
        const data = await response.json();

        subscribers = subscribers.concat(data.results);
        next = data.next;
    }

    return subscribers;
};