def current_page_size(self):
try:
if self.first is not None and self.first != "":
fetch_size = urler.get_query_param(self.first, "fetchSize")
return int(fetch_size)
except (ValueError, TypeError):
pass
return -1
def current_page_size(self):
try:
if self.first is not None and self.first != "":
fetch_size = urler.get_query_param(self.first, "fetchSize")
return int(fetch_size)
except (ValueError, TypeError):
pass
return -1
def current_page(self):
# oddly, we have to work this out by looking at the previous and next pages
# although the JSON serialisation does actually provide this as part of
# the data, the XML serialisation does not, so this is suitably general
if self.previous is None or self.previous == "":
return 1
if self.next is None or self.next == "":
return self.pages
prev_page = urler.get_query_param(self.previous, "page")
try:
return int(prev_page) + 1
except (ValueError, TypeError):
pass
next_page = urler.get_query_param(self.next, "page")
try:
return int(next_page) - 1
except (ValueError, TypeError):
pass
return -1
def current_page(self):
# oddly, we have to work this out by looking at the previous and next pages
# although the JSON serialisation does actually provide this as part of
# the data, the XML serialisation does not, so this is suitably general
if self.previous is None or self.previous == "":
return 1
if self.next is None or self.next == "":
return self.pages
prev_page = urler.get_query_param(self.previous, "page")
try:
return int(prev_page) + 1
except (ValueError, TypeError):
pass
next_page = urler.get_query_param(self.next, "page")
try:
return int(next_page) - 1
except (ValueError, TypeError):
pass
return -1
