--- title: "Get a person's LinkedIn comments and reactions" method: GET path: "/linkedin/activity" tags: ["LinkedIn"] --- # Get a person's LinkedIn comments and reactions `GET /linkedin/activity` ## Request - Base URL: `https://api.scrapefield.com/v1` - URL: `https://api.scrapefield.com/v1/linkedin/activity` - Auth: one of: - HTTP bearer - none Fetch what one person did recently on other people's posts: with `type=comments`, the comments they wrote and when; with `type=reactions`, the posts they reacted to and how. Each item carries the post, with its author and counts, when they did it, and for a comment its own `comment_url`, which opens the post at that comment. The newest first, up to 100 a page, with `next_cursor` for older ones. Use this for sales signals: who a prospect engages with, and on what. Give exactly one of `url` or `vanity_name` to identify the profile. Costs 7 credits, whether the answer is fetched or served from cache. A failed call is refunded automatically. ## Query parameters - `url` string - `vanity_name` string - `type` 'comments' | 'reactions' - `posted_within` 'day' | 'week' | 'month' - `cursor` string - `fresh` boolean - `demo` boolean ## Response `200` The request succeeded. - object - `data` LinkedinActivity[], required - `type` 'comment' | 'reaction', required: What the person did. - `comment` string, nullable, required: For a comment: its text. - `comment_url` string, uri, nullable, required: For a comment: its own link, which opens the post at this comment. `null` for a reaction, and where the source does not give it. - `reaction` 'like' | 'celebrate' | 'support' | 'love' | 'insightful' | 'funny' | 'null', nullable, required: For a reaction: which. - `at` string, date-time, nullable, required: When they commented or reacted. `null` where the source does not say, as for some reactions. - `post_url` string, uri, required: The post or article they commented on or reacted to. - `post` object, nullable, required: The post, with its author and counts. `null` for an article, whose author the source does not give: `post_url` says where it was. - `urn` string, required: LinkedIn's id for the post, e.g. `urn:li:activity:7243…`. - `url` string, uri, required: The post. - `author` object, required: Who posted it: a person or a company page. - `name` string, nullable, required: `null` where the source names only the page. - `type` 'person' | 'company', required: Whether a person or a company page posted it. - `headline` string, nullable, required: The person's headline, or the company's follower line. - `url` string, uri, required: Their profile or company page. - `text` string, nullable, required: The post's text. - `published_at` string, date-time, nullable, required: `null` where the source does not say. - `reaction_count` integer, nullable, required: All reactions together. `null` where the source does not give the counts. - `reactions` object, nullable, required: By kind, where LinkedIn shows the breakdown. - `like` integer, required: Like reactions. - `celebrate` integer, required: Celebrate reactions. - `support` integer, required: Support reactions. - `love` integer, required: Love reactions. - `insightful` integer, required: Insightful reactions. - `funny` integer, required: Funny reactions. - `comment_count` integer, nullable, required: How many comments. `null` where the source does not give it. - `repost_count` integer, nullable, required: How many reposts. `null` where the source does not give it. - `images` string[], required: Image URLs, in order. - `video` object, nullable, required: A video in the post. - `url` string, uri, required: The video file. - `duration` integer, nullable, required: Seconds. - `document` object, nullable, required: An attached PDF or slide deck. - `title` string, required: The document's title. - `page_count` integer, nullable, required: How many pages it has. - `article` object, nullable, required: A shared link. - `title` string, nullable, required: The title the link's preview shows. - `url` string, uri, required: Where the link leads. - `is_repost` boolean, nullable, required: Whether this is someone else's post reposted without comment. `null` where the source does not say. - `meta` Meta, required - `request_id` string, required: Quote this if you contact support. - `credits_charged` integer, required: The endpoint's published cost. 0 for a demo answer, and for a list emptied because everyone in it asked not to be served. A failed call has no `meta`: it answers with an error, and is refunded. - `credits_remaining` integer - `cached` boolean, required - `fetched_at` string, date-time, required: When the data was actually fetched — the original time on a cache hit, so freshness is always visible. - `next_cursor` string, nullable, required: Pass as `cursor` for the next page. `null` on the last page. It lasts as long as the answer is cached. - `demo` boolean: Present, and true, on a demo answer (`?demo=true` with no key). - `note` string: On a demo answer: what it is, and what a live call costs. ## Other responses - `400`: Something went wrong. `error.code` is stable; `error.message` says what to do next. - `401`: Something went wrong. `error.code` is stable; `error.message` says what to do next. - `403`: Something went wrong. `error.code` is stable; `error.message` says what to do next. - `404`: Something went wrong. `error.code` is stable; `error.message` says what to do next. - `429`: Something went wrong. `error.code` is stable; `error.message` says what to do next. - `500`: Something went wrong. `error.code` is stable; `error.message` says what to do next. - `501`: Something went wrong. `error.code` is stable; `error.message` says what to do next. - `502`: Something went wrong. `error.code` is stable; `error.message` says what to do next. --- [API](https://skmtc.dev/scrapefield/apis/scrapefield-api.md) · [All operations](https://skmtc.dev/scrapefield/apis/scrapefield-api/llms.txt) · [OpenAPI document](https://skmtc.dev/scrapefield/apis/scrapefield-api/revisions/cc5961ac63cf?raw)