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search

Turn text into the ids LinkedIn filters take

Resolve a written label (an industry, a company, a place, a school) into the identifier a search filter needs. Worth knowing why this exists: a filter given an id it does not recognise is accepted and ignored, so a search built on a guessed id quietly returns the unfiltered set and reads as a market with nobody in it. Leaving the keywords empty on a closed-value type lists every option, which is the way to answer what the available buckets are.

get/search/linkedin/parameters

Query parameters

typestring required

Which kind of value to resolve. Entity kinds resolve live; the closed-value kinds resolve from a dictionary and need no connected account.

Which kind of value to resolve. Entity kinds resolve live; the closed-value kinds resolve from a dictionary and need no connected account.

keywordsstring

The text to resolve. Empty on a closed-value type lists every option.

The text to resolve. Empty on a closed-value type lists every option.

limitinteger

Response

Matching ids, or a hint explaining why there were none

successtrue required
countinteger required
hintstring

Present ONLY when nothing matched, and it says why rather than leaving an empty array to be read as an empty world.

aliasResolvedboolean required

True when the curated alias map answered rather than LinkedIn.

creditsUsedinteger required

Credits consumed by this call. 0 for free endpoints, cached results, duplicates, and for every query that does not touch LinkedIn.

retryAfterinteger required

Seconds to wait before another call of the same type. 0 means no wait is needed.