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Adam Saghy updated FINERACT-2167:
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Description:
During the years, many different sorting and pagination solution got
implemented in Fineract.
*What better than having N different solution?*
An N+1-th solution that would be better than the predecessors ;)
The idea is similar like Spring REST is handling. REST API incoming parameter
accepts Pageable class.
While Fineract is not using Spring REST capabilities rather JAX-RS and Jersey
implementation, but we can achieve something really similar:
* Create a new ParamProvider for Jersey
** From the incoming request fetch the needed informations
*** page
*** size
*** sort
** Create a new Pageable object with the data
** Via the param provider return the created Pageable object
* Create a new annotation: Pagination
** size / value can be provided, default: 50
** maximum size: 10000 (hard limit)
* Making it more convenient lets support some additional annotations (from
Spring Web):
** PageableDefault
** SortDefault
The 1st API that will support this is the `Loan locking API - Fetch locked
loans`
was:
During the years, many different sorting and pagination solution got
implemented in Fineract.
*What better than having N different solution?*
An N+1 that would be better than the predecessors ;)
The idea is similar like Spring REST is handling. REST API incoming parameter
accepts Pageable class.
While Fineract is not using Spring REST capabilities rather JAX-RS and Jersey
implementation, but we can achieve something really similar:
* Create a new ParamProvider for Jersey
** From the incoming request fetch the needed informations
*** page
*** size
*** sort
** Create a new Pageable object with the data
** Via the param provider return the created Pageable object
* Create a new annotation: Pagination
** size / value can be provided, default: 50
** maximum size: 10000 (hard limit)
* Making it more convenient lets support some additional annotations (from
Spring Web):
** PageableDefault
** SortDefault
The 1st API that will support this is the `Loan locking API - Fetch locked
loans`
> Handle sorting and pagination better
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> Key: FINERACT-2167
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FINERACT-2167
> Project: Apache Fineract
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Affects Versions: 1.10.0
> Reporter: Adam Saghy
> Assignee: Adam Saghy
> Priority: Major
> Fix For: 1.11.0
>
>
> During the years, many different sorting and pagination solution got
> implemented in Fineract.
> *What better than having N different solution?*
> An N+1-th solution that would be better than the predecessors ;)
> The idea is similar like Spring REST is handling. REST API incoming parameter
> accepts Pageable class.
> While Fineract is not using Spring REST capabilities rather JAX-RS and Jersey
> implementation, but we can achieve something really similar:
> * Create a new ParamProvider for Jersey
> ** From the incoming request fetch the needed informations
> *** page
> *** size
> *** sort
> ** Create a new Pageable object with the data
> ** Via the param provider return the created Pageable object
> * Create a new annotation: Pagination
> ** size / value can be provided, default: 50
> ** maximum size: 10000 (hard limit)
> * Making it more convenient lets support some additional annotations (from
> Spring Web):
> ** PageableDefault
> ** SortDefault
> The 1st API that will support this is the `Loan locking API - Fetch locked
> loans`
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