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[remote wind]

Hello! You'd get the most recently created 100 items that would match the conditions you've set

Also want to ask - how much do you know about pagination?

[patent gazelle]

that's the thing. I've been trying to use pagination, but I don't think it's working properly.

I am using a GET https://api.stripe.com/v1/subscriptions?plan=price_1M2Ka5Da8Si35vWqllMiQg0A, but I also wanted to pass a "end_date" or "cancel_at" so I can limit my list, but I don't think Stripe accepts that, right?

[remote wind]

We don't let you pass an "end_date" or "cancel_at" but we do let you filter based on current_period_end or created

[patent gazelle]

yeah, that's not going to work because I want to get the canceled subscriptions of a specific date.

how can i use the pagination?

[remote wind]

You want subscriptions that have already been cancelled? Or the ones that are currently active and will cancel in the future?

[patent gazelle]

already canceled

[remote wind]

Then you can also filter on status to narrow things down (https://stripe.com/docs/api/subscriptions/list#list_subscriptions-status)

For pagination are you using one of our client libraries? If so, you can just use the auto-pagination feature we offer (https://stripe.com/docs/api/pagination/auto)

[patent gazelle]

i am using super blocks and making a rest api call to the subscriptions

[remote wind]

Gotcha - then you'll have to use starting_after/ending_before and doing the pagination yourself (https://stripe.com/docs/api/pagination)

[patent gazelle]

so then I have to check if has_more and use what exactly as a starting_after? an ID?

[remote wind]

Yes it'd be the ID of the last object from your previous request - if you read the https://stripe.com/docs/api/pagination link I sent you we talk about all of this and also link to example videos on how this works

[patent gazelle]

ok I will take a look at it thank you