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Add support for ~search_after parameter #33

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8 changes: 8 additions & 0 deletions channelfinder/ChannelFinderClient.py
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Expand Up @@ -291,6 +291,12 @@ def find(self, **kwds):
(n >= 1, m >= 0)
>>> assert find(size=n, ifrom=m) == find(size=n+m)[-n:]

>>> find(search_after='channelName')
will return channels that are sorted after the specified name. This is useful
when dealing with queries that may return more channels than are allowed by
the max result window. By specifying the name of the last channel from
the previous query, one can retrieve the next page of channels.

To query for the existance of a tag or property use findTag and findProperty.
"""
if not self.__baseURL:
Expand All @@ -316,6 +322,8 @@ def find(self, **kwds):
args.append(('~size', '{0:d}'.format(int(kwds[key]))))
elif key == 'ifrom':
args.append(('~from', '{0:d}'.format(int(kwds[key]))))
elif key == 'search_after':
args.append(('~search_after', kwds[key]))
else:
raise RuntimeError('unknown find argument ' + key)
return self.findByArgs(args)
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