@tareqtms can you maybe fix the host on the travis build?

@janmyszkier
Thanks, I will merge it after reviewing.

Adding support for cursor pagination.
example usage:

$productResource =  $shopify->getApi()->Product();
$products = $productResource->get(['limit'=>50]);
$nextPageProducts = $productResource->get($productResource->getNextPageParams());
/* in short: you need to reuse the resource to get the params before making another resource */**

I get the following error when using this example.

Invalid resource name getApi

@joeyc002
That was may be some specific code related to his project. Please modify as below:

$productResource =  $shopify->Product();
$products = $productResource->get(['limit'=>50]);
$nextPageProducts = $productResource->get($productResource->getNextPageParams());

@joeyc002
That was may be some specific code related to his project. Please modify as below:

$productResource =  $shopify->Product();
$products = $productResource->get(['limit'=>50]);
$nextPageProducts = $productResource->get($productResource->getNextPageParams());

Thanks for this, however the array returned to "$nextPageProducts" is exactly the same as "$products". The same page is returned with both variables. I am using a test shop with 68 products / 300 variants.

$productResource->getNextPageParams() returns an empty array.

@joeyc002 this works fine for me. your problem is probably related to #143

@joeyc002 this works fine for me. your problem is probably related to #143

Ah yes you're right! I changed to 'Link' instead of 'link' in ShopifyResource.php and this is now working.

I have got this working now,

`$perPage = 250; // max = 250
$productResource = $this->shopify->Product();
$products = $productResource->get(['limit'=>$perPage]); // gets the first page

do{
$nextPageProducts = $productResource->get($productResource->getNextPageParams()); // grab the next page
$products = array_merge($products, $nextPageProducts); // add the next page to the $products array
}while($productResource->getNextPageParams()); //do while there is a next page
`

@joeyc002

$shopify->getApi()

is actually our own wrapper, I should've posted it with clean implementation. But I'm glad you have figured it out 💪