LinkedIn User Reactions API - Reacted Post Records

Pass a profile urn and optional page or pagination_cursor to request available reacted-post records. The documented data entries contain reaction_type and a nested post with id, text, url, author, content, created_at and activity. The response includes page and pagination_token. A reaction is an interaction record, not consent to outreach or reliable evidence of a sensitive interest.

API Features

Reacting-profile selection urn identifies the profile whose available reaction activity is requested.

Reaction-and-post pairing Each documented record links reaction_type with the related post object.

Reacted-content context The nested post retains source identity, publishing details and available content.

Reaction-feed cursor reuse Continue with the returned pagination_token through pagination_cursor for the same feed.

Live API Demo

GET /api/project/linkedin-scraper/get-user-reactions

API Response (JSON)

{}

curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/linkedin-scraper/get-user-reactions?key=<API_KEY>&urn=<urn>&page=1'

curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/linkedin-scraper/get-user-reactions?key=<API_KEY>&urn=<urn>&page=1'

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Use Cases

Offer a participating user a source-linked review of reacted-to professional posts.
Help a consenting reader curate a personal professional reading list.
Study aggregate reaction patterns in an appropriately governed research sample.
Keep reaction records separate from inferred buying intent or contact permissions.

Frequently asked questions

Does a reaction mean a user wants to be contacted?

No. reaction_type is an interaction label, not consent, buying intent or proof of a personal belief. Avoid sensitive-interest inference and contact automation.

Can I get all reactors of one post here?

No. This endpoint is user-scoped. Use get-post-reactions with a post ID for available reaction records on a selected post.

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