GitHub Repo Stats. Stars, Forks, Languages, Contributors
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GitHub Repo Stats. Stars, Forks, Languages, Contributors
Get stars, forks, issues, language breakdown, license, last commit, and contributor counts for any GitHub repository. Bulk-process a list of repos in one run.
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GitHub Repo Stats — Stars, Forks, Languages, Contributors
Get stars, forks, issues, language breakdown, license, last commit, and contributor counts for any public GitHub repository. Bulk-process a list of repos in one run.
What you get
- Star count, fork count, watchers, open issues, repo size
- Full language breakdown by bytes plus primary language
- License (SPDX id), topics, default branch, homepage, description
- Contributor count (includes anonymous contributors)
- Owner type (User or Organization) and avatar URL
- Created, last-updated, and last-pushed timestamps (ISO)
- Archived / disabled / fork / template flags plus feature toggles (issues, wiki, discussions)
- Direct export to JSON, CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets
Use cases
- OSS market research — compare star and fork growth across competing libraries
- Investor due diligence — measure repository activity, contributor base, and language stack
- Developer relations — track adoption of your repo vs. category leaders
- Supply-chain audit — list licenses, topics, and archived status across a fleet of dependencies
- Hiring / sourcing — identify active maintainers and large-scale projects in your stack
How to use
- Enter a list of Repositories as
owner/reposlugs (e.g.facebook/react,vercel/next.js) - Set Concurrency if you want to tune throughput (default 10)
- Run the actor — one repository per row in the Dataset tab
- Export the dataset to CSV, Excel, JSON, or Google Sheets from the run page
Repos that 404 or fail are still returned as a row with the error field populated, so you never lose track of which inputs failed.
Output format
One repository per dataset row — perfect for direct CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets export:
{"fullName": "facebook/react","owner": "facebook","repo": "react","htmlUrl": "https://github.com/facebook/react","description": "The library for web and native user interfaces.","homepage": "https://react.dev","primaryLanguage": "JavaScript","languages": { "JavaScript": 5123456, "TypeScript": 1234567, "HTML": 23456 },"languageBytes": 6381479,"stars": 232145,"forks": 47512,"watchers": 6724,"openIssues": 943,"size": 853210,"defaultBranch": "main","license": "MIT","topics": ["javascript", "react", "frontend", "library", "ui"],"archived": false,"disabled": false,"isFork": false,"isTemplate": false,"hasIssues": true,"hasWiki": false,"hasDiscussions": true,"ownerType": "Organization","ownerAvatarUrl": "https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/69631?v=4","contributorCount": 1742,"createdAt": "2013-05-24T16:15:54Z","updatedAt": "2026-05-22T18:00:00Z","pushedAt": "2026-05-23T07:14:00Z","error": null}
Input options
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Repositories | array | List of owner/repo slugs — full GitHub URLs are also accepted (required) |
| Concurrency | integer | Parallel fetches — default 10, max 50 |