Get GitHub User Commit Emails
PythonDeveloper ToolsPOST api.upapi.io/github-user-emails.getCollect the public commit-author emails a GitHub user has pushed with, from their most recently updated repositories (noreply addresses dropped). One listing call plus one per repository scanned. Plus the rate-limit headers.
Request schema
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
tokenreq | string | GitHub token. REQUIRED here, unlike the single-call reads: this operation fans out to 1 + maxRepos requests, so an anonymous call spends up to 11 of the 60 requests an hour that every keyless caller through this worker shares. With a token the budget is the caller's own 5,000/h. |
maxRepos | integer | How many of the user's most recently pushed repositories to scan· default: 3 |
proxyUrl | Optional exit to send from (direct otherwise)· default: null | |
usernamereq | string | GitHub login |
Response schema
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
emailsreq | array | |
usernamereq | string | |
fetchedAtreq | string | |
rateLimitreq | Rate-limit headers from the LAST call made | |
reposScannedreq | array |
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GitHub token. REQUIRED here, unlike the single-call reads: this operation fans out to 1 + maxRepos requests, so an anonymous call spends up to 11 of the 60 requests an hour that every keyless caller through this worker shares. With a token the budget is the caller's own 5,000/h.
GitHub login
How many of the user's most recently pushed repositories to scan
Optional exit to send from (direct otherwise)
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Code examples
curl -X POST https://api.upapi.io/github-user-emails.get \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-H 'x-api-key: YOUR_API_KEY' \
-d '{ "token": "example", "maxRepos": 3, "username": "torvalds" }'