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Datasets → Datasets Apps Charts Search

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Summary

Search app chart entries in Crawlora using store, chart, and optional text and snapshot filters. The operation sends the configured filters and pagination as query parameters and requires an API key.

Inputs

  • Q — Optional full-text query over chart-entry titles and developers; up to 256 characters.
  • Store — Store to search: iOS or Android; defaults to iOS.
  • Chart Type — Chart to search: top free, top paid, top grossing, or new; defaults to top free.
  • Platform — Optional Apple device-platform filter for iOS charts.
  • Collection — Optional raw store collection ID, up to 128 characters.
  • Category — Optional store category or genre, up to 128 characters; empty selects overall charts.
  • Country — Optional exact storefront country, up to 128 characters.
  • App Id — Optional exact app filter: an iOS numeric track ID or Android package. Use with Date Desc sorting to retrieve rank history.
  • Date — Optional snapshot date in yyyy-MM-dd format; defaults to the latest snapshot.
  • Sort — Sort by rank, descending rank, or descending date; defaults to rank.
  • Page — Page number; the property default is 0 and the description says the API defaults to 1.
  • Page Size — Page size; the property default is 0 and the description says the API defaults to 20, with a maximum of 100. Page multiplied by page size must not exceed 10000.
  • X Api Key (required) — API key sent in the x-api-key request header.

Output shape

A JSON response containing matching app chart entries.

The source pack shows the node's base URL and request defaults but not the operation endpoint or response schema. Results may be paginated using Page and Page Size.

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