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Where do I find the GitHub API URL? #201350
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🏷️ Discussion TypeQuestion 💬 Feature/Topic AreaAPI BodyI'm trying to set up my first GitHub API for our Enterprise. I've gotten to the point where I've got to specify a GitHub API URL, but I don't know where to find that. Where do I look for that? |
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First register for one here and there is a guide for it: (https://docs.github.com/en/integrations/concepts/github-developer-program). I think they give you the key details and the links that you would need to continue your project. However, that's only if your business doesn't have one yet. If your business already has an established enterprise instance, the API URL is already generated based on your company's domain hosting layout: Self-Hosted/On-Premise (e.g., You won't need to wait on GitHub to generate a link. You just need to create a Personal Access Token (PAT) or a GitHub App integration within your existing enterprise settings to start making requests. |
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We're using GitHub.com for the Git repositories, GitHub Organizations, etc. However, we do have a GitHub Self-Hosted Runner on one of our internal servers. From what you've written it looks to me like we would use Thank you for the link, I'll spend time reading and learning from it. |
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Yeah, that's correct and no problem. |
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@noobifyLol I've got another question for you. You gave the link to the GitHub Developer Program. I went to that page and see what looks to me to be a way of promoting an API that could be used by others outside of our company. But, at this point we're creating a GitHub App to be used strictly with the SonarQube within our network. So, is that GitHub Developer Program even necessary for us (me)? |
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Yeah, it's not necessary for you if you are using the one in your company then. I thought you needed one so that was for where developers start. Oh yeah and I should specify this, the link I gave you is for the program to get one, not for how to use the GIthub API. If you have any more questions, I'll be happy to answer them (or try) else you should mark this as answered. |
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If you're using GitHub Enterprise Cloud, the API URL is usually https://api.github.com. If you're using GitHub Enterprise Server (self-hosted), it's typically https:///api/v3. If you're not sure which one your company uses, your GitHub admin should be able to confirm it. |
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I think it will be https://api.github.com. |
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First register for one here and there is a guide for it: (https://docs.github.com/en/integrations/concepts/github-developer-program). I think they give you the key details and the links that you would need to continue your project. However, that's only if your business doesn't have one yet. If your business already has an established enterprise instance, the API URL is already generated based on your company's domain hosting layout:
Self-Hosted/On-Premise (e.g.,
github.company.com): Your REST API URL ishttps://github.mcszy.xyzpany.com/api/v3Standard Public Cloud (e.g.,
github.com/company): Your REST API URL ishttps://api.github.comDedicated Subdomain (e.g.,
company.ghe.com): Your REST API U…