Run in production

Pagination

List endpoints use cursors, so pages stay stable while inventory and bookings change underneath you.

Following the cursor

Follow links.next, or pass meta.next_cursor as cursor, until it is null. per_page sets the page size.

curl "https://api.konghotels.cloud/reservations?per_page=2" -H "apikey: $KONG_HOTELS_API_KEY"
# → follow links.next until it is null

let url = 'https://api.konghotels.cloud/reservations?per_page=50'
const reservations = []

while (url) {
  const res = await fetch(url, { headers: { apikey: process.env.KONG_HOTELS_API_KEY } })
  const page = await res.json()
  reservations.push(...page.data)
  url = page.links.next
}

The change feed is different

GET /changes uses its own since and next_cursor sequence, and you keep calling while meta.has_more is true. See Staying in sync.