In order to support a larger maximum number of campaigns and efficient retrieval of all entities associated with an account, the Advertiser API now supports pagination on many GET endpoints. The paging mechanism is easy to use and very similar to the REST API’s cursor-based pagination as described in Using cursors to navigate collections.

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Getting Started

For designated GET requests, we now accept cursor and count query parameters, which are both optional. If a response has more than count entities, these endpoints will now return the first count entities and a next_cursor key in the response JSON. GET https://ads-api.x.com/5/accounts/abc1/campaigns?count=50 
{
  "data": \[...\],
  "next_cursor": "c-3yvu1pzhd3i7",
  "request": {...}
}
To get the next series of responses, you would add cursor to your query params: GET https://ads-api.x.com/5/accounts/abc1/campaigns?cursor=c-3yvu1pzhd3i7&count=50 
{
  "data": \[...\],
  "next_cursor": "c-3w3zdyg8ywan",
  "request": {...}
}

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Going Deeper

For most endpoints, the maximum count value is 1,000, the minimum is 1, and the default is 200. The value provided by next_cursor is always a string, and should be considered opaque; the implementation is subject to change. If less than count entities are returned in the current page of the result set, the next_cursor value will be null. Note: the analytics endpoints do not support this style of pagination. Paging on the stats endpoints is supported by specifying periods of time. See the documentation of those individual endpoints for more information.