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Add support for pagination

Ergast REST API responses (example) provide limit, offset, & total values for pagination. Add support for providing query items to specify a limit for each page.

API implementation for self-hosted DB

Hi @gionoa, thanks for sharing this! I appreciate you setting this up, especially the models for Ergast responses.

I'm working against a self-hosted copy of the Ergast DB, and in your Readme under deploying and publishing, you recommended this nodejs repo. That repo works well for querying against my own db, but I wanted to point out that the url endpoints don't match up with those of the original Ergast API.

For example, getting drivers standings on Ergast:

https://ergast.com/api/f1/2008/driverStandings.json

Would have to be something like this in the node api:

http://localhost:5001/standings/drivers?year=2008

That being the case, I'd don't think think it would work as a drop in replacement to use your library against.

Are you using something else for your custom api? Or maybe I'm wrong and this library supports that url format?

Thanks again for sharing this.

Data returned from Library is not usable

Hello,

First of all, thank you for putting this together!
I added it to my project using Swift Package Manager and was able to use it to make calls to the Ergast API and print the resulting objects.

The problem is that the only object that is returned is the top-level one, and nothing else is accessible.
For example if I tried to get Circuit info for 2021, my code would be:

Formula1API.circuits(for: .year(2021)) { result in switch result { case .success(let circuits): print(circuits) case .failure(let error): print(error) } }

This works...BUT the "circuits" object can't be accessed (for example, I can't reach its "data" property because it is set to "internal" access-level only).

Unless I'm missing a step, this means I can't unpack the Circuits to get to an individual Circuit (or use the object in any other way).

I'd appreciate any help or guidance you can provide.

Thank you,

Marco

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