GitHub Repositories Search and Stars Radar
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GitHub Repositories Search and Stars Radar
Search open source GitHub codebases by topic, programming language, minimum stars, fork counts, and license without personal access tokens.
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Darim Quraishi
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Search public open source GitHub repositories by topic, programming language, minimum stars, fork counts, and license without personal access tokens.
Features
- Queries the official GitHub Search API using powerful search qualifiers (language, stars, topics, license).
- Collects star ratings, fork metrics, open issue counts, and primary programming languages.
- Retrieves license classifications and last push timestamps.
- Operates via public GitHub REST endpoints with zero personal access tokens and zero proxy overhead.
- Delivers clean records formatted for export to JSON, CSV, Excel, or automated software intelligence systems.
Input parameters
- Search Query: GitHub search syntax (for example: topic:ai stars:>1000 or language:python).
- Sort Order: Sort criteria (most stars, most forks, or recently updated). Default is stars.
- Maximum Repositories: Maximum number of repository records to collect, up to 100. Default is 25.
Output dataset fields
Each dataset record contains:
- id: Unique GitHub numerical repository identifier.
- repository: Full repository slug (such as owner/project).
- name: Package or project name.
- owner: Organization or maintainer handle.
- description: Repository summary text.
- htmlUrl: Direct link to repository on github.com.
- stars: Total developer star count.
- forks: Total forks count.
- openIssues: Unresolved issues count.
- language: Primary programming language.
- topics: Array of categorized repository topics.
- license: Open source license identifier (such as MIT, Apache-2.0, or GPL-3.0).
- pushedAt: ISO timestamp of the most recent code push.
- createdAt: ISO timestamp when the repository was created.
- scrapedAt: UTC timestamp when the data was extracted.
Use cases
- Market intelligence: Track the fastest growing developer libraries and open source frameworks.
- Technology research: Discover production-ready codebases solving specific algorithmic problems.
- Tech recruiting: Identify prominent open source projects in specific programming ecosystems.
