Module Description
Introduction Customize the page limit for JSON API collection responses for specific paths.
Drupal has a maximum limit of 50 items returned per JSON:API collection page.
I.e. if you were to use the following url: http://www.example.com/jsonapi/node/article?page[limit]=51 The amount of content you would get back would still be 50.
This module allows you to increase that limit.
Note that by doing so, you should be aware of the potential performance implications (as this is the reason behind the enforced limit of 50 in Drupal core).
Alternative module: jsonapi_defaults
Similar functionality is provided by the jsonapi_defaults module (part of jsonapi_extras). Users should consider using jsonapi_defaults first, as it is much more actively maintained.
The key differences between the two modules, is that with jsonapi_defaults, the increased limit becomes the default.
This means the new amount will be returned unless something else is specified as part of the jsonapi url.
Whereas with jsonapi_page_limit, after increasing the limit for a resource, the default will still be 50 unless you specifically request more in the url.
Requirements Only the jsonapi module (part of Drupal core) is required.
Installation Install as you would normally install a contributed Drupal module. For further information, see Installing Drupal Modules.
Note that this module will not do anything by itself until the configuration has been added.
Configuration Define a set of paths and values as a service parameter in a custom services.yml file. E.g.
parameters: jsonapi_page_limit.size_max: /jsonapi/node/page: 100 /jsonapi/taxonomy/tags: 75
Drupal has a maximum limit of 50 items returned per JSON:API collection page.
I.e. if you were to use the following url: http://www.example.com/jsonapi/node/article?page[limit]=51 The amount of content you would get back would still be 50.
This module allows you to increase that limit.
Note that by doing so, you should be aware of the potential performance implications (as this is the reason behind the enforced limit of 50 in Drupal core).
Alternative module: jsonapi_defaults
Similar functionality is provided by the jsonapi_defaults module (part of jsonapi_extras). Users should consider using jsonapi_defaults first, as it is much more actively maintained.
The key differences between the two modules, is that with jsonapi_defaults, the increased limit becomes the default.
This means the new amount will be returned unless something else is specified as part of the jsonapi url.
Whereas with jsonapi_page_limit, after increasing the limit for a resource, the default will still be 50 unless you specifically request more in the url.
Requirements Only the jsonapi module (part of Drupal core) is required.
Installation Install as you would normally install a contributed Drupal module. For further information, see Installing Drupal Modules.
Note that this module will not do anything by itself until the configuration has been added.
Configuration Define a set of paths and values as a service parameter in a custom services.yml file. E.g.
parameters: jsonapi_page_limit.size_max: /jsonapi/node/page: 100 /jsonapi/taxonomy/tags: 75
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Module Summary
This module allows users to customize the page limit for JSON API collection responses for specific paths.
Data Name
jsonapi_page_limit
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