Get Clean Reliable
Data From Medium
Easily fetch and import content from Medium into your applications. Leverage our powerful & flexible endpoints to access:
Bring the Power of Medium to Your Apps, Effortlessly.
"Save Hundreds of Hours
of Development time"$ curl "https://medium2.p.rapidapi.com/" \
-H "x-rapidapi-key: YOUR_API_KEY"
Excited to use it on my personal website ... It really goes above and beyond anything Medium provide.
Don't let 'medium.com' updates
break your webscraper codeUse our API & be Future-Proof!
By subscribing Unofficial Medium API on RapidAPI, you gain access to all the available API endpoints, allowing you to fetch articles, user profiles, publications, and more directly from Medium's platform.
You can use you API Key from RapidAPI to authenticate your requests.
For more detailed explanation, here's our step by step guide.
Our API is free for 150 calls per month.
If your usage is more than that, please consider subscribing to a higher plan. Visit hub.mediumapi.com/pricing for more information.Yes, Medium has its own API but, you cannot extract anything using it.
Currently, they only have Publishing API, which means, it only allows you to post articles and do some elementary stuff.
[Update]: Official Medium API is no longer maintained. Their GitHub repository has been archived on 2nd March 2023.
By passing your unique API key in the headers of your API requests, you can authenticate your calls and access the data you need.
Header: X-RapidAPI-Key: YOUR_API_KEY
To get a list of all the endpoints, their respective parameters, and responses, you can visit our Full Documentation Page or check out our Swagger Documentation.
You can use ANY programming language or tool that supports GET method call and JSON parsing.
Python, Java, C/C++, Javascript, NodeJS, PHP, R, C#, .NET, Go, Ruby on rails, Objective C, Kotlin, Swift, RapidQL, cURL, Wget, HTTPie, Postman, Swagger.io ...
Currently, we're officially proivding support for Python SDK (open-source). You can install it by running:
If you're a .NET developer, there is a great open-source Medium API SDK by Tiago Martins. You can install it by running:
As a developer and writer on Medium I was searching for a way to spend less time in the Medium dashboard and, ultimately, automate reporting.
I've been using the Medium API for over a year and I've been impressed with the volume and variety of data made available to the end user.
The uptime is consistent and I hardly ever experience outages.
With a product this solid I was pleasantly surprised by the responsiveness to support inquiries and new feature requests.
If you're a data nerd or a technically-inclined writer, this is 100% worth the subscription fee.
I've been using this API for while now and it's super developer-friendly and easy to integrate with my existing web app.
I just love it! 🤩
One of the standout features of the Medium API is its simplicity and ease of use. The API provides a well-documented set of endpoints and clear guidelines, making it relatively straightforward for people like me.
