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Returns public metadata for a GitHub repository: stars, forks, default branch, license and language. Send owner and repo.

GitHub's zen phrase of the moment; keyless smoke endpoint for the tables cutover.

Retrieves public metadata for one GitHub repository, including owner, description, language, stars, forks, topics, license, visibility, default branch, open issues, and timestamps. Pass a full GitHub repository url.

Scrapes GitHub's public Trending developers page. Returns ranked developers with username, name, public profile URL, avatar, and the popular repository GitHub shows for that developer when available. Use language for paths like javascript or python and since for daily/weekly/monthly.

Scrapes GitHub's public Trending repositories page. Returns ranked repositories with public URLs, descriptions, language, star/fork counts, stars for the selected range, and built-by users when GitHub shows them. Use language for paths like JavaScript or Python, since for daily/weekly/monthly, and spokenlanguagecode for GitHub's spoken language filter.

Retrieves public GitHub user details including name, bio, avatar, company, location, blog, follower counts, public repo counts, and account timestamps. Pass username, handle, or a full GitHub user url.

Retrieves GitHub profile contribution activity for a user from the public profile activity timeline. Defaults to the current year when year is not provided. Results come back one month at a time in the activity array. Pass cursor from the previous response to page backward through the year.

Retrieves the public GitHub contribution graph for a user and year, including total contributions and daily contribution counts/intensity. Pass github handle, or a full GitHub profile url. Defaults to the current year when year is not provided.

Retrieves public GitHub followers for a user. Each follower includes login, avatar, user URL, type, and GitHub IDs. Pass username, handle, or a full GitHub user url. Supports cursor pagination.

Retrieves public accounts followed by a GitHub user. Each account includes login, avatar, profile URL, type, and GitHub IDs. Pass username, handle, or a full GitHub profile url. Supports cursor pagination.

Searches public GitHub pull requests authored by a user using GitHub's public search index. Pass username, handle, or url. Optional since and until filters use YYYY-MM-DD created dates. Results include the PR title, repo, state, created_at, and url, sorted by newest created first.

Retrieves a user's public repositories with repo metadata like description, language, stars, forks, topics, license, visibility, default branch, and timestamps. Pass username, handle, or url. Supports pagination with cursor, plus GitHub's type, sort, and direction parameters.

List public repositories owned by a GitHub user Price: 5 credits per 100 results

List issues of a GitHub repository by owner/name or repository URL Price: 20 credits per 100 results

Get GitHub issue details by 'owner/repo#number' or issue URL Price: 1 credit

Get GitHub organization profile by login Price: 1 credit

Get GitHub pull request details by URL or 'owner/name#number' Price: 1 credit

Get GitHub repository details by owner/name or repository URL Price: 1 credit

Search GitHub repositories by query with optional sort and order Price: 1 credit

Get GitHub user or organization profile by username (login) Price: 1 credit

The GitHub Search API scrapes search results from github.com/search. A single engine covers every GitHub search vertical, selected with the type parameter: repositories (default), users, issues, pullrequests, commits, topics, discussions, packages, wikis, and marketplace. Each type returns its own organicresults shape. The query (q) accepts GitHub's full search qualifier syntax (e.g. language:ruby stars:>1000 topic:cli for repositories, or is:pr is:merged for issues). GitHub only exposes the first 1,000 results for any query (10 per page, up to page 100); searchinformation.totalresults reports the true total match count. The available sort values depend on type: - repositories: stars, forks, helpwantedissues, updated - users: followers, repositories, joined - issues / pullrequests: created, updated, comments, reactions, interactions - commits: authordate, committer_date - discussions: updated, comments, reactions, interactions - packages: updated, created, downloads - wikis: updated - marketplace: updated, created, popularity - topics: not sortable

Returns a list of company's Github Repositories.

Create a model. Example cURL request: The response will be a model object in the following format: Note that there is a limit of 1,000 models per account. For most purposes, we recommend using a single model and pushing new versions of the model as you make changes to it.

Finds a company from one of its social profiles. Send one of linkedin, twitter, facebook, instagram, github, tiktok or another listed network. Settles on the provider's reported credits.

Example cURL request: The response will be a model object in the following format: The model object includes the input and output schema for the latest version of the model. Here's an example showing how to fetch the model with cURL and display its input schema with jq: This will return the following JSON object: The coverimageurl string is an HTTPS URL for an image file. This can be: - An image uploaded by the model author. - The output file of the example prediction, if the model author has not set a cover image. - The input file of the example prediction, if the model author has not set a cover image and the example prediction has no output file. - A generic fallback image. The defaultexample object is a prediction created with this model. The latestversion object is the model's most recently pushed version.

Example cURL request: The response will be the version object: Every model describes its inputs and outputs with OpenAPI Schema Objects in the openapischema property. The openapischema.components.schemas.Input property for the replicate/hello-world model looks like this: The openapi_schema.components.schemas.Output property for the replicate/hello-world model looks like this: For more details, see the docs on Cog's supported input and output types

[中文] ### 用途: - 搜索TikTok广告创意库中的广告，支持多维度筛选和排序 - 发现特定行业、关键词或目标相关的高效广告案例 - 为广告策划和创意制作提供参考和灵感 ### 参数: - keyword: 搜索关键词，可选参数，留空返回所有广告 - objective: 广告目标，可选；留空表示不按目标筛选 - like: 表现分位，可选；留空表示不按表现分位筛选 - period: 时间范围（天），如7、30、120、180天 - industry: 行业ID列表，多个ID用逗号分隔。完整行业ID列表见: https://github.com/TikHub/TikTok-Ads-Industry-Code - page: 页码，默认1 - limit: 每页数量，默认20，最大50 - orderby: 排序方式，"foryou"=为你推荐，"likes"=按点赞数排序 - countrycode: 国家代码，如US、UK、JP等 - adformat: 广告格式，可选；1=Spark Ads，2=非 Spark Ads - adlanguage: 广告语言代码，可选，如en、zh-Hant等 - duration: 视频时长筛选值，可选 - patternlabel: 创意趋势标签，可选 - cookie: 自定义Cookie字符串，可选参数，可以使用自己的Cookie来获取更多数据 ### 注意: - 如果您应用了一个或多个筛选条件后没有返回任何结果，请尝试调整或移除部分筛选条件。TikTok 创作者数据集仅收录部分热门数据，不一定包含全量数据。 ### 常用行业ID示例: - 游戏: 27000000000 - 电子商务: 19000000000 - 金融服务: 30000000000 - 教育: 10000000000 - 美妆个护: 22000000000 - 食品饮料: 16000000000 ### 返回内容说明: - materials: 广告素材列表 - id: 广告素材ID - awemeid: 广告视频ID - desc: 广告描述 - createtime: 创建时间 - videoinfo: 视频信息 - cover: 封面图URL - duration: 时长（秒） - statistics: 统计数据 - diggcount: 点赞数 - commentcount: 评论数 - sharecount: 分享数 - adsinfo: 广告信息 - advertisername: 广告主名称 - landingpage: 落地页URL - pagination: 分页信息 - page: 当前页 - limit: 每页数量 - total: 总数量 - hasmore: 是否有更多 ### 示例响应: # [English] ### Purpose: - Search ads