Pagination

# The SDK fetches each subsequent page for you.
for person in client.search.people(people={"job_level": ["VP"]}):
    print(person.full_name)

// The SDK fetches each subsequent page for you.
for await (const person of client.search.people({ people: { job_level: ["VP"] } })) {
  console.log(person.full_name);
}

# Stop after 200 results, across however many pages that takes.
for person in client.search.people(people={"job_level": ["VP"]}).auto_paging_iter(max_items=200):
    print(person.full_name)

// max_items goes in the options object.
for await (const person of client.search.people({ people: { job_level: ["VP"] }, max_items: 200 })) {
  console.log(person.full_name);
}

// Or collect into an array (also honors max_items):
const people = await client.search.people({ people: { job_level: ["VP"] }, max_items: 200 }).collect();

# First page + manual paging.
page = client.search.people(people={"job_level": ["VP"]}, max_results=50)
print(page.results, page.cursor)        # items on this page; cursor is None once exhausted
nxt = page.get_next_page()              # None once exhausted

# Or walk pages and inspect totals as you go.
for p in client.search.companies(company={"industry": {"include": ["Software Development"]}}).iter_pages(max_pages=5):
    print(p.total_results, len(p.results), p.cursor)

// First page + manual paging.
const page = await client.search.companies({ company: { industry: { include: ["Software Development"] } }, max_results: 25 });
page.data;                    // Company[] — items on this page
page.response.total_results;  // the full parsed response (snake_case, 1:1 with the API)
if (page.has_next_page()) {
  const next = await page.get_next_page();
}

// Or walk pages directly:
const first = await client.search.employee_finder({ company_linkedin_url: "https://www.linkedin.com/company/openai", max_results: 50 });
for await (const p of first.iter_pages()) {
  console.log(`page ${p.response.page}/${p.response.total_pages} — ${p.data.length} items`);
}