Update Settings
LinkedIn Posts Scraper
Update Settings
Configure LinkedIn Posts Scraper parameters
POST
Update Settings
Configure your LinkedIn Posts Scraper squid settings to control how many posts are collected and apply time-based filtering.
Headers
Your API authentication token. Value:
Token YOUR_API_KEYRequest body format. Value:
application/jsonScraper Parameters
Set these parameters in theparams object:
| Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| max_results | integer | unlimited | Maximum number of posts to collect per task (per profile or company URL). Ignored when the input is a direct post URL |
| max_unique_results_per_run | integer | unlimited | Maximum unique results across all tasks in the entire run |
| fetch_since | string | null | Stop scraping when posts older than this threshold are reached (based on posted_at). Use a relative duration (24h, 7d, 2w) or an absolute date (YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS). Ignored when the input is a direct post URL |
| fetch_since_timezone | string | null | Timezone for interpreting an absolute fetch_since date (e.g. Europe/Paris). Only applies when fetch_since is an absolute date — ignored for relative values. See supported timezones |
Squid Settings
Configure general squid settings:| Setting | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name | string | Display name for your squid configuration |
| concurrency | integer | Number of parallel scraping threads (default: 1) |
| export_unique_results | boolean | Export only unique results (deduplicated) |
| to_complete | boolean | Run until all tasks complete |
| no_line_breaks | boolean | Remove line breaks from results |
Code Examples
Response
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