> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.lobstr.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Get Results > Retrieve scraped posts from LinkedIn Posts Scraper Retrieve scraped posts from your **LinkedIn Posts Scraper** runs. ## Headers Your API authentication token. Value: `Token YOUR_API_KEY` ## Query Parameters Hash of the squid to get results from Hash of a specific run (optional) Page number (default: 1). Example: `1` ## Result Fields Each result object contains the following fields: Unique LinkedIn activity URN of the post. Example: `urn:li:activity:7202146404788580353` Direct URL of the LinkedIn post. Example: `https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7202146404788580353` Full text content of the post. ISO datetime when the post was published. Example: `2024-05-31T03:18:32Z` Unix timestamp in milliseconds when the post was published. Example: `1717125512311` Human-readable relative time since the post was published. Example: `2w` Whether this post is a repost/share of another post. Example: `false` Type of the post: `text`, `image`, `video`, `article`, `document`, `poll`, etc. Example: `image` Main/cover image URL of the post. JSON array of all image URLs attached to the post. Type of the post author: `Person` or `Company`. Example: `Person` LinkedIn profile URL of the post author. Example: `https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariela-garcia-de-fabbri` LinkedIn internal profileId (miniProfileUrn) of the post author. Example: `ACoAACDe59sBx8ChxT_OJagid6rniBLlYctSmFg` LinkedIn public slug of the post author. Example: `mariela-garcia-de-fabbri` Full name of the post author. Example: `Mariela Garcia de Fabbri` First name of the post author. Example: `Mariela` Last name of the post author. Example: `Garcia de Fabbri` LinkedIn headline / occupation of the post author. Example: `Peruana. Economista. Líder empresarial.` Profile picture URL of the post author. Background/banner image URL of the post author's profile. Full structured author object (JSON) with `firstName`, `lastName`, `occupation`, `id`, `publicId`, `profileId`, `picture`, `backgroundImage`. Total number of likes/reactions on the post. Example: `62` Total number of comments on the post. Example: `1` Total number of shares/reposts of the post. Example: `0` JSON breakdown of reactions by type. Example: `{"LIKE": 27, "PRAISE": 3, "EMPATHY": 1}` JSON array of hashtag keywords referenced in the post text. Example: `["opentowork", "hiring"]` JSON array of profile and company mentions in the post text, each with `public_id`, `first_name`, `last_name`, `start`, `length`, and `type`. JSON array of inline attributes in the post text (profile mentions, hashtags, URLs, etc.) with character offsets. JSON array of up to 3 top comments, each with `author_name`, `author_url`, `author_picture`, `text`, `date_published`, and `num_likes`. When this post is a repost, the original post payload (JSON) including `urn`, `author_name`, `author_profile_url`, and `text`. Null otherwise. JSON object with structured media attached to the post: article, video, poll, document, or event details beyond plain image URLs. Share audience of the post. Example: `PUBLIC` Whether commenting is disabled on the post. Example: `false` Audience scope allowed to comment. Example: `ALL` Whether reacting to the post is allowed. Whether commenting on the post is allowed. Whether sharing/reposting the post is allowed. Whether this is the root share (original post, not a nested reshare). Original input URL used to discover this post. Example: `https://www.linkedin.com/in/gaspard-lezin/` Timestamp when this record was scraped. Example: `2026-04-21T15:55:00Z`