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GitHub data, through one API.
Explore 12 documented endpoints for GitHub. Choose an operation, inspect its inputs, and test the response before adding it to your application.
GitHub API
Public-data endpoint catalog
- Documented endpoints
- 12
- Credits per success
- From 1
STARTING ENDPOINT
GET /v1/github/profile
One API key. Shared response metadata. Availability varies by operation during preview.
API catalog
Choose the data you need.
Open an endpoint for its request parameters, examples, and credit cost. Each operation has its own data contract.
Coverage is rolling out during preview. Test the endpoint you need before integrating. Unavailable operations return an explicit error and use no credits.
GitHub Profile API
Retrieve the public profile details available for a GitHub account.
GitHub Repo API
Look up a public GitHub repository and its project metadata.
GitHub Profile Repos API
List the public repositories associated with a GitHub account.
GitHub Repo Readme API
Retrieve a public GitHub repository’s README content.
GitHub Repo Releases API
List the published releases for a public GitHub repository.
GitHub Repo Issues API
Retrieve public issues for a GitHub repository.
GitHub Issue API
Github issue.
GitHub Issue Comments API
Retrieve available comments for the specified GitHub content.
GitHub Search API
Search GitHub using the documented query and filters, and return structured results.
GitHub Repo Top Issues API
Github repo top issues.
GitHub Repo Dossier API
Github repo dossier.
GitHub User Profile Velocity API
Github user profile velocity.
API playground
Inspect a response before you integrate.
Select an operation and enter its required parameters. Browser tests are protected by Turnstile; an unavailable source returns an error instead of sample data.
curl -X GET 'https://socialquery.dev/v1/github/profile?handle=octocat' \
-H "x-api-key: $SOCIALQUERY_API_KEY"// Edit the params above and hit "Try it" to run a live request against the APIFrom browser to code
Use the same request in your application.
- 01 Create a SocialQuery API key and store it on your server.
- 02 Send the documented inputs with your x-api-key header.
- 03 Check the response status, data, credits, and request ID.
Example request
curl -X GET 'https://socialquery.dev/v1/github/profile?handle=octocat' \
-H "x-api-key: $SOCIALQUERY_API_KEY"FAQ
Questions teams ask
Are all GitHub endpoints available?
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This is the documented catalog. Live coverage is rolling out during preview and depends on the operation. Test the specific request you need before using it in production.
How are requests charged?
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The endpoint lists its credit cost before you call it. The response includes credits used and your remaining balance. Unavailable operations use no credits.
Do I need a separate key for each platform?
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No. Use your SocialQuery key for available endpoints across the catalog. Keep it server-side and pass it in the x-api-key header.
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Next step
Build with GitHub data.
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