Pagination

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This is important!
To get the best value out of your data feeds do pay close attention to the paging and sorting sections following. See the Pagination tutorial for more information.
We suggest that you first get your filtered searches worked out using the playground, and then use them in a script.
With the technicalities of pagination out of sight, you can concentrate on what is important - your data feeds!

How does pagination work?

Each request can return up to 10 matching entities for your query. More results may still be available.
To retrieve additional results, use the next URL provided in the next key of the response.
Keep calling the next URL until:
- You reach a page with zero results, and
- The next value is null.
When this happens, all available data for that query has been consumed.
To get fresh results, issue a new query (e.g., create a new request URL with an updated timestamp).

JSON Output Example:

{

docs: {...},

stealerLogs: {...},

totalDocs: 7070,

totalStealerLogs: 2434,

moreStealerLogsAvailable: 2424,

moreDocsAvailable: 7060,

next: "/dbdocFilter?token=XXXXXXX-XXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXX&since=0&login_domain=fb.com&exact=false&snxt=LTcyMDAwMDBfX180ZDE0MzM0NWFkZmZmN2U4YTk3NTg1ZGFjNmMwZTIwZiUlJTE3MTAxNjA2ODM2MzMlJSU0MiUlJTUw",

requestsLeft: 7422

}