One page of issues and pull requests with title, body, author, labels, state, reactions, comment counts and timestamps. type filters the returned source page to issue, pr or all; pagination still follows the upstream page.
/v1/github/repo/issuesx-api-keyHeaders
Get your API keyYour ScrapeAtlas customer key. Create one on /account/ and set SCRAPEATLAS_API_KEY.
Canonical HTTPS github.com URL of the user, repository or issue required by this route.
max 2048 chars
https://github.com/example/repoOne-based page cursor; activity cursors step backward by month.
Native one-based API page, alternative to cursor.
Page size 1–100, alternative to per_page.
Native page size 1–100.
Endpoint-specific repository or issue type filter.
one of: issue, pr, all
open, closed or all.
one of: open, closed, all
Comma-separated issue labels.
min 1 chars · max 500 chars
Endpoint-specific native sort key.
one of: created, updated, comments
Ascending or descending order.
one of: asc, desc
Inclusive date/timestamp filter, or trending daily/weekly/monthly range.
Optional.
Optional.
Whether retrieval returned usable data.
success, partial, failed or challenged.
one of: success, partial
Request correlation UUID.
Public source URL.
absolute HTTPS URL
UTC fetch time.
Completeness of this bounded response, not complete account enumeration.
Always included.
one of: public_api, public_html
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Combined upstream attempts, decoded bytes and elapsed milliseconds.
Always included.
≥ 0
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≥ 0
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≥ 0
Route-specific compatibility payload. See endpoint description and research coverage notes.
Always included.
up to 100 items
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Optional.
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≥ 0
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absolute HTTPS URL
Always included.
one of: open, closed
Always included.
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≥ 0
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absolute HTTPS URL
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absolute HTTPS URL
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≥ 0
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No fields match.
HTTP 200 returns the success variant. Check status: partial means usable data with warnings, and failed or challenged requests carry a failure object described in Errors & responses.
| HTTP | failure.code | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 400 | invalid_request | Invalid, duplicate or unsupported parameters. |
| 401 | unauthorized | Invalid worker key. |
| 404 | not_found | Public source record unavailable; SocialFetch aliases return data.lookupStatus=not_found with HTTP 200. |
| 429 | upstream_rate_limited | GitHub throttled retrieval. |
| 502 | upstream_error upstream_challenged unsupported_page | Source retrieval failed or the source contract changed. |
| 502 | unsafe_redirect response_too_large payload_too_complex request_limit | A fixed safety or resource boundary was reached. |
| 503 | busy | All worker slots are occupied. |
| 504 | timeout | Total deadline expired. |