GitHub REST API

Service Overview

GitHub REST API is the official developer platform rest api from GitHub for repositories, issues, pull requests, branches, commits, and file-content operations. This Hub entry keeps the service explanation, setup links, and Harbor-safe import path together so operators can review the integration before local credentials and policies are applied.

What This Port Does

• Fetch the authenticated GitHub user profile and list user-scoped repositories, issues, organizations, and notifications.
• Inspect repository metadata, issues, issue comments, pull requests, branches, commits, comparisons, and file contents with explicit repo-scoped inputs.
• Create repositories, issues, issue comments, pull requests, merge pull requests, update issues, and write single repository files through approval-friendly Harbor actions.
• Includes 17 automatic read actions and 7 approval-gated write actions that can be reviewed and enabled selectively.
• Keeps service credentials local to Harbor Node so approval, execution, and audit stay inside the Harbor ecosystem.

Operator Setup

• Create or confirm a GitHub account, workspace, or tenant with the API access needed for the actions you plan to enable.
• Import this Hub entry into Harbor, then verify the service base URL and connection settings before testing actions.
• Store the required Bearer token locally in Harbor Node using the Authorization header, then review automatic versus approval-required actions before publish.
• Use the vendor setup guide linked below to create service credentials, scopes, or app registration settings that match your Harbor policy.

Install

https://hub.breakwaterharbor.net/p/github/github-rest-api

Actions

{
  "slug": "get-authenticated-user",
  "label": "Get Authenticated User",
  "description": "Fetch the authenticated GitHub user profile for the local account.",
  "method": "GET",
  "path": "/user",
  "approvalMode": "automatic",
  "requestBodyMode": "none",
  "resultMode": "json_summary"
}