> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mburger.cloud/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mburger.cloud/flutter-sdk/fetch-blocks.md).

# Fetch blocks

You can retrieve the blocks of the project with the function **`MBManager.shared.getBlocks()`** like this:

```dart
MBPaginatedResponse<MBBLock> blocks = await MBManager.shared.getBlocks();
```

The parameter named **`parameters`** is an optional array of objects that conforms to the **`MBParameter`** protocol that will be passed to the MBurger api as parameter.&#x20;

The majority of the parameters that can be passed to the apis are already implemented in the SDK and can be used after the initialization:

* `MBSortParameter`
* `MBPaginationParameter`
* `MBFilterParameter`
* `MBGeofenceParameter`

{% hint style="info" %}
If you want to pass another type of parameter you can use the MBGeneralParameter class that can be initialized with a key and a value that will be passed to the apis.
{% endhint %}

So if you want to include a pagination parameter you can do this:

```dart
MBPaginationParameter paginationParam =
        MBPaginationParameter(skip: 0, take: 10);
MBPaginatedResponse<MBBlock> blocks =
        await MBManager.shared.getBlocks(parameters: [paginationParam]);
```

If you set the `includeSections` parameter you can include also the sections of the blocks, if you set also `includeElements` parameter also the elements will be included in the response.

So, you could retrieve the information of all the blocks, all the sections of the blocks, and all the elements of the sections with this call:

```dart
MBPaginationParameter paginationParam =
      MBPaginationParameter(skip: 0, take: 10);
MBPaginatedResponse<MBBlock> blocks = await MBManager.shared.getBlocks(
      parameters: [paginationParam],
      includeSections: true,
      includeElements: true,
);
```


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