This is an AngularJS sample application showcasing how keyset pagination works with Blaze-Persistence with and without entity views. Also offers insight into how filters could be implemented.
Just run mvn spring-boot:run and navigate to http://localhost:8080/index.html where you will find a data table.
You can switch between the Cats and Cat-Views mode which use the HTTP endpoints cats and cat-views respectively.
The cats endpoint retrieves and returns normal entities whereas the cat-views endpoint retrieves and returns entity views.
In the SQL output you can see the difference. When querying the cat-views endpoint, the SQL queries don't contain the age column in the select list.
You can see keyset pagination in action in both modes. Instead of using an offset, the last retrieved elements are remembered. When switching to the next or previous page, the last known upper or lower bound of the page are used for querying. In short, that's what keyset pagination is all about. Using the values of the attributes you sort by of the upper and lower bounds of a result, to query the next or previous page. You can take a look at the generated queries to further understand what happens or you take a look into the documentation for more information on the topic.