Quarto v1.1.7

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Behaviour for custom encoding of cursor values.

Used if you want finer control over how the values are encoded or decoded. Could be used to ensure the cursor are signed or validate cursors at your application boundaries.

defmodule CustomCursor do
  @behaviour Quarto.Cursor

  ...
end

Quarto.Post
|> order_by(desc: :id)
|> Repo.paginate(cursor: CustomCursor)

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Callbacks

decode(encoded_cursor, opts)

Decodes a cursor binary.

decode!(encoded_cursor, opts)

Decodes a cursor binary.

encode(decoded_cursor, opts)

Encodes an erlang term

encode!(decoded_cursor, opts)

Encodes an erlang term.

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decode(encoded_cursor, opts)

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decode(encoded_cursor :: nil | binary(), opts :: keyword()) ::
  {:ok, term()} | {:error, any()}

Decodes a cursor binary.

Returns an :ok tuple if it was able to decode the cursor, or else an :error tuple

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decode!(encoded_cursor, opts)

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decode!(encoded_cursor :: nil | binary(), opts :: keyword()) :: term()

Decodes a cursor binary.

Returns the cursor or raises when it fails to decode

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encode(decoded_cursor, opts)

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encode(decoded_cursor :: term(), opts :: keyword()) ::
  {:ok, binary()} | {:error, any()}

Encodes an erlang term

Returns an :ok tuple if it was able to encode the cursor, or else an :error tuple

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encode!(decoded_cursor, opts)

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encode!(decoded_cursor :: term(), opts :: keyword()) :: binary() | no_return()

Encodes an erlang term.

Returns the cursor or raises when it fails to encodes