### Conceptual Diagram Illustrating Magination Flow

Source: https://github.com/clickup/magination/blob/main/docs/README.md

This diagram conceptually illustrates how Magination processes results from multiple sources over time using cursor-based pagination. It shows how an initial load combines results from available sources and returns a cursor, and how a subsequent load using the cursor continues fetching results from where the sources left off.

```Conceptual Diagram
source1:     [b, m, n]   |
source2: [a, b, c]       |     [d, e, f]
source3:   [q, r]        |  [s, t]
---------------------------------------------------> time

1. Magination.load():
   -> [b,m,n][a,c][q,r] + cursor
2. Magination.load(cursor):
   -> [d,e,f][s,t] + cursor=null
```

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### Page.profile Property (TypeScript)

Source: https://github.com/clickup/magination/blob/main/docs/interfaces/Page.md

The optional 'profile' property contains profiling information about the search query. Its specific structure is not defined ('unknown').

```TypeScript
profile?: unknown;
```

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### Defining the Page Interface (TypeScript)

Source: https://github.com/clickup/magination/blob/main/docs/interfaces/Page.md

Defines the generic Page interface, representing a paginated result set. It includes properties for the list of hits, a cursor for pagination, and optional fields for performance metrics.

```TypeScript
interface Page<THit> {
  hits: THit[];
  cursor: null | string;
  took?: number;
  profile?: unknown;
}
```

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### Page.took Property (TypeScript)

Source: https://github.com/clickup/magination/blob/main/docs/interfaces/Page.md

The optional 'took' property represents the time taken to execute the search query that generated this page, typically measured in milliseconds.

```TypeScript
took?: number;
```

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### Page.cursor Property (TypeScript)

Source: https://github.com/clickup/magination/blob/main/docs/interfaces/Page.md

The 'cursor' property is a string used to fetch the next page of results. If its value is null, it indicates that there are no more pages available.

```TypeScript
cursor: null | string;
```

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### Page.hits Property (TypeScript)

Source: https://github.com/clickup/magination/blob/main/docs/interfaces/Page.md

The 'hits' property is an array containing the search results for the current page. The type of elements in the array is determined by the generic type parameter 'THit'.

```TypeScript
hits: THit[];
```

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