The item type.
The item type.
The first page and the cursor-based page fetcher.
Whether the collection is empty, without fetching further pages.
Walks every item across all pages.
Prefer take or manual page navigation when the collection may be large.
Runs visitor for every item across all pages, in order.
The visitor may be async; each item is awaited before the next is visited.
The function invoked for each item.
Fetches the page identified by an opaque cursor.
This is the lowest-level navigation primitive; prefer page.nextPage() or
page.previousPage() unless you are persisting or restoring a cursor.
The opaque cursor from a page's nextPageToken,
previousPageToken, or lastPageToken.
The page the cursor points at.
Lazily yields every page in order, starting with Paged.firstPage.
A page token repeated by the control plane is treated as a protocol error
and raises an Error rather than looping forever.
Reads at most limit items, fetching only the pages needed to satisfy it.
The maximum number of items to read.
The first limit items.
A cursor-paginated collection.
The first page is fetched eagerly when the owning
list()call is made. Remaining pages are fetched lazily, either automatically as the collection is consumed or manually through Page.nextPage and Paged.pages.Example: Automatic iteration
Example: Manual page control