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+id: a01ea88b00
+question: REST API pagination should start at page 1 and stop when the API returns
+  an empty list
+sort_order: 17
+---
+
+Problem:
+- Some REST APIs paginate results using a page parameter where valid pages start at 1. Using page=0 can return an empty list, leading to incomplete ingestion.
+
+Best practice:
+- Start from page=1
+- Continuously request subsequent pages until the API returns an empty list
+- Do not rely on page=0 to fetch data; always test the API behaviour manually before implementing pagination logic
+
+Implementation example (Python):
+```python
+import requests
+
+def fetch_all_pages(base_url, start_page=1, per_page=None):
+    page = start_page
+    all_items = []
+    while True:
+        params = {'page': page}
+        if per_page is not None:
+            params['per_page'] = per_page
+        resp = requests.get(base_url, params=params)
+        resp.raise_for_status()
+        data = resp.json()
+        if not data:
+            break
+        all_items.extend(data)
+        page += 1
+    return all_items
+```
+
+Manual testing steps:
+- Call the endpoint with page=1 and verify that data is returned.
+- Call the endpoint with page=0 and verify that it returns an empty list ([]).
+- Increment the page number (2, 3, ...) until an empty list is returned, confirming ingestion completes when no more data is available.
+- Add a note to adjust parameter names (e.g., per_page) if the API uses a different paging scheme.
+
+Notes:
+- If the API uses a different paging convention (e.g., cursor-based, or a different param name), adapt the logic accordingly while preserving the core rule: start at the initial page and stop when there is no data returned.
+- Consider adding small unit/integration tests that mock API responses to verify this paging behavior in automated tests.