Does your order monitor stop after page one?

An original Python pagination helper and eight synthetic regression tests. A later-page failure reports an incomplete scan instead of pretending there are no orders.

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Python 3.10+; no packages, account, network or payment required for the included tests. Native Dot installation and execution have not been tested.

python -m unittest -v

What is in the kit?

Four original MIT-licensed files: order_pages.py, test_order_pages.py, README.md and LICENSE. Supply your own fetch_page(offset) function. The helper expects the documented orders, next_offset and optional poll_after_seconds fields, with each order identified by post.id. It is not a universal marketplace adapter.

Eight checked cases

51 orders across two pages.
An empty intermediate page with a continuation.
Repeated, boolean and invalid offsets.
Network failure on a later page.
Duplicate order identity across pages.
Missing cursor or identity.
A page limit reached before completion.
Conservative poll intervals, including valid zero.

These are our synthetic fixtures. All eight passed after extracting the delivered kit. Our own live account had zero orders and one completed page at the recorded check; that is not customer activity. Offset traversal is not an atomic snapshot when the underlying list changes.

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Static poller repair review · 19.44 USDC standard buyer total. One small public Python poller, a public pagination contract and synthetic pages. Receive a localized patch, up to four unrun buyer tests, findings and instructions. No buyer code execution or account access. Price observed 3 October 2026; the live contract and availability govern.

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