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 ### Queries and Pagination
 
-It took me a bit to understand how *pagination* works under the GitHub's implementation of GraphQL. Honestly it isn't that difficult. But the available documentation does not seem to provide any *workable* examples or a very clear explanation.
-
-The GitHub GraphQL uses the *Complete Connection Model* method of pagination. Which is partially descrbed [here](https://graphql.github.io/learn/pagination/#complete-connection-model). 
-
-Pagination Examples:
-
-* **`/queries/user-verified-pagination-starred_repos.graphql`** : retrieves the validated user's list of starred repos where pagination can applied.
-
-#### Pagination in Detail
-
-Using the **`/queries/user-verified-pagination-starred_repos.graphql`** file I will attempt to explain how pagination works under the GitHub GraphQL API.
-
-First, open a GraphQL *explorer*. This example should also work with GitHub's [GraphQL Explorer](https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team@latest/graphql/overview/explorer). Open the Explorer and *paste* the following into it:
-
-The query:
-
-```
-query($fst:Int, $lst:Int, $aft:String, $bef:String) {
-  viewer {
-    login
-    name
-    starredRepositories(orderBy: {direction: DESC, field: STARRED_AT},
-                        first: $fst,
-                        last: $lst,
-                        after: $aft,
-                        before: $bef) {
-      totalCount
-      pageInfo {
-        hasNextPage
-        endCursor
-        hasPreviousPage
-        startCursor
-      }
-      edges {
-        starredAt
-        node {
-          name
-          stargazerCount
-          primaryLanguage {
-            name
-            color
-          }
-        }
-      }
-    }
-  }
-}
-```
-
-Variables needed by the query, paste this into the *query variables* pane :
-
-```
-{
-  "fst": 3,
-  "lst": null,
-  "aft": null,
-  "bef": null
-}
-```
-
-To see how pagination works use these steps:
-
-  1) Run the query with the data as shown below
-  2) After the successful query, copy the string from the 
-     result at `pageInfo.endCursor` into the `aft` data item
-  3) Run the query again
-  4) The next "page" will be returned
-
-  Steps 2 - 4 can be repeated until `pageInfo.hasNextPage` 
-  becomes `false`.
-
-  5) To go to the previous page copy the string from the result
-     at `pageInfo.startCursor` into the `bef` data item
-  6) Set `aft` to `null`
-  7) Set `fst` to `null`
-  8) Set `lst` to 3
-  9) Run the query again
- 10) The previous "page" will be returned
-
-  Steps 6 - 9 can be repeated until `pageInfo.hasPreviousPage` 
-  becomes `false`.
-
-**NOTE**: You will need to have some starred repositories under your account. The minimum recommended for this demonstration is 12. If you have a lot of starred repos change the value used in `"fst"` and `"lst"` to a larger value. For example, if you had 100 starred repos you could change that value from `3` to `25`. That would give you 4 pages of 25 items.
-
-For a *visual* representation of pagination view this [file](http://webexperiment.info/ghqlpagination/pagination.html). There is also an accompanying Excel spreadsheet in the `docs` folder in this repository.
+This described in detail [here](./pagination/README.md)
 
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