In this video, we learn how to implement cursor-based pagination in our Next.js application, to request all movies from the Notion Database.

By default, Notion will return 100 results per request to the API. Therefore, we need to continue fetching results until we have the full set. This can be done using a while loop that checks the has_more field, returned by Notion's API, to determine whether we have fetched every movie.

If the has_more property is true, Notion will also provide a cursor value to fetch the next 100 results. When the has_more field is set to false, we have retrieved all movies from the Database, and can stop looping.