When using MongoDB, are there any special patterns for making e.g. a paged view? say a blog that lists the 10 latest posts where you can navigate backwards to older posts.
Or do one solve it with an index on e.g. blogpost.publishdate and just skip and limit the result?
The pagination is nothing but the retrieve next page by using the previous page. To faster access data, we can create the index on the collections field in MongoDB. Syntax: Hadoop, Data Science, Statistics & others. Below is the syntax of MongoDB pagination.
Pagination is the process of separating the contents into discrete pages. Each page has a list of entities from the database.
mongoose-paginate-v2 is a pagination library having a page wrapper. The main usage of the plugin is you can alter the return value keys directly in the query itself so that you don't need any extra code for transformation.
Using skip+limit is not a good way to do paging when performance is an issue, or with large collections; it will get slower and slower as you increase the page number. Using skip requires the server to walk though all the documents (or index values) from 0 to the offset (skip) value.
It is much better to use a range query (+ limit) where you pass in the last page's range value. For example if you are sorting by "publishdate" you would simple pass the last "publishdate" value as the criteria for the query to get the next page of data.
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