The API: Pagination

The APIAPI (Computer Science) Application Programming Interface – a facility to allow a computer or application to access the data and/or functionality of another computer system or application has an upper limit of 250 objectsObjects (API) The dataset containing all objects held within the Cooper Hewitt's online collection, agentsAgents (API) The data source representing constituents - people, organizations, and companies related to a work in the collection or tags that can be returned in a single responseResult (Computer Science) The data (in JSON format) that is returned by the API following a query. It will either contain records, or, if there is a problem with the query, an error message.. To access larger datasets, use pagination. This uses the following syntaxSyntax (Computer science) The set of rules that defines the combinations of commands and symbols that are considered to be correct for a programming or query language:

{
  objectObject (Museology) Artefact or specimen held in a museum collection.

(Computer science) A software "bundle" consisting of a set of variables which define the states the object can exist in and a set of functions that define its behavior.(size: 100, page:12){
    identifierIdentifier (API) A group of fields containing different unique identifiers for an object, agent, exhibition, or other unique datatype
    titleTitle (Museology) The name given to the design or work of art.
    summary
  }
}

Where size is the number of records you would like returned and page is the starting point for those records, for example: