Message may be raised by any API call when the GitHub service returns an unexpected response code. Typical reasons for this exception are insufficient permissions or missing resources.

Functions corresponding to direct API requests return Response.t values inside of Monad.t values so that more information about the request can be made available. Monad.(>>~) is a convenience operator that lets you bind directly to the carried value.

All API requests are bound through this monad which encapsulates an Lwt cooperative thread and includes some state which may be set via API functions.

Each request to GitHub is made to a specific Endpoint in GitHub's REST-like API.

The Stream module provides an abstraction to GitHub's paginated endpoints. Stream creation does not initiate any network activity. When requests are made, results are buffered internally. Streams are not mutable.

rate is a type used to indicate which rate-limiting regime is to be used for query quota accounting. rate is used by the function in API.

Some results may require 2-factor authentication. Result values do not. Two_factor values contain the mode by which a 2FA code will be delivered. This code is required as ?otp to a subsequent invocation of the function which returns this type.

'a parse is the type of functions which extract meaningful values from GitHub responses.

'a handler is the type of response handlers which consist of an activation predicate (fst) and a parse function (snd).

log_active regulates debug messages. It is true by default when the environment variable GITHUB_DEBUG is set to 1.

The Scope module abstracts GitHub's authorization scopes.

The Token module manipulates authorization tokens. GitHub has two types of tokens: OAuth application tokens and "personal tokens".

The API module contains functionality that relates to the entirety of the GitHub API and these bindings. In particular, this module contains:

The URI module contains URI generation functions which may be useful for linking on the Web or passing to other GitHub API clients.

The Filter module contains types used by search and enumeration interfaces which describe ways to perform result filtering directly in the GitHub API.

The Rate_limit module contains explicit rate limit API request functions which do not read the rate limit cache but do write to it.

The User module provides basic user information query functions.

The Organization module exposes the functionality of the GitHub organization API.

The Team module contains functionality relating to GitHub's team API.

The Event module exposes GitHub's event API functionality.

The Repo module offers the functionality of GitHub's repository API.

The Stats module exposes the functionality of GitHub's repository statistics API which provides historical data regarding the aggregate behavior of a repository.

The Status module provides the functionality of GitHub's status API.

The Pull module contains functionality relating to GitHub's pull request API.

The Issue module gives users access to GitHub's issue API.

The Label module exposes Github's labels API.

The Collaborator module exposes Github's collaborators API.

The Milestone module exposes GitHub's milestone API.

The Release module provides access to GitHub's release API features.

The Deploy_key module provides the means to manage per-repository deploy keys.

The Gist module provides access to the GitHub gist API.

The Emoji module exposes GitHub's emoji API.

The Search module exposes GitHub's search interfaces.

The Git_obj module contains utility functions for working with git concepts.