Douyin User Post Videos
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$0.05 / actor start
🎵 Douyin User Post Videos | An account's posts, with the counters Douyin actually gives Give it a sec_uid, profile URL or short_id and get every post as a row: description, likes, comments, shares, collects, duration, music, publish time and link — plus a per-account summary with median likes, the…
LIMITED_PERMISSIONS — how Apify's automated QA and every API-triggered run
starts an Actor — opening the store is refused with HTTP 403
(KeyValueStoreCollectionClient.getOrCreate, path /v2/key-value-stores).
That call sat in a || fallback chain and was never inside a try/catch of
ours, so the throw ended the run with exit code 91 and a reported FAILED run
with zero items. Every store open now goes through a wrapper that returns a
no-op store instead of throwing, so the free-run counter and the run SUMMARY
degrade and the actual work proceeds./v2/key-value-stores; it used a fixed limit=50, which silently
stopped containing gate stores once the account passed 50 of them — and the
account creates a new default store on every run, so that list grows on its
own. The lookup now pages (100 per page, up to 20 pages).arr[Math.floor(arr.length / 2)] yields the larger of the two middle
values, which biases the number upward — the exact bias a median exists to
remove. It now averages the two middle values.LIMITED_PERMISSIONS these calls do not merely fail — they can return a
promise that never resolves. Measured on a live run of a sibling Actor:
results were fetched successfully, then the following setValue never
returned and the run sat for 49 minutes before being aborted with an empty
dataset and a paid bill, and not one error in the log. try/catch cannot
help there — it catches a rejection, not a promise that never settles. Every
bookkeeping write now races a 15s timeout and reports the failure as
non-fatal, so a stuck store costs one summary field instead of the whole run.viewsNote.sec_uids, douyin.com/user/<sec_uid> profile URLs and numeric short_ids (resolved through the provider's profile lookup first, with the resolved nickname carried onto every row), up to 20 accounts and 200 posts each; newest or popular order.statistics (never at the top level) and statistics.play_count is always 0 — Douyin does not expose views, so viewCount is null with viewsAvailable: false rather than a false zero; has_more is 0/1; paging uses the millisecond max_cursor and stops when it does not advance; collect_stat sits outside statistics; and the short_id profile lookup returns only a minimal 7-field profile (no follower count, signature or post total), which is reported as null with profileFieldsAvailable naming what the lookup actually carried.