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You can search for repositories by using search qualifiers in any combination to narrow your search results.

To include forks in the search results, you will need to add fork:true or fork:only to your query. For more information, see "Searching in forks."

Tips:

• For a list of search syntaxes that you can add to any search qualifier to further improve your results, see "Understanding the search syntax".
• Use quotations around multi-word search terms. For example, if you want to search for issues with the label "In progress," you'd search for label:"in progress". Search is not case sensitive.

Scope the search fields

The in qualifier limits what fields are searched. With this qualifier you can restrict the search to just the repository name, description, README, or any combination of these. Without the qualifier, only the name and description are searched.

QualifierExamplein:namejquery in:name matches repositories with "jquery" in their name.in:descriptionjquery in:name,description matches repositories with "jquery" in their name or description.in:readmejquery in:readme matches repositories mentioning "jquery" in their README file.

Search based on the size of a repository

The size qualifier finds repositories that match a certain size (in kilobytes), using greater than, less than, and range qualifiers.

QualifierExamplesize:nsize:1000 matches repositories that are 1 MB exactly. size:>=30000 matches repositories that are at least 30 MB. size:<50 matches repositories that are smaller than 50 KB. size:50..120 matches repositories that are between 50 KB and 120 KB.

Search based on whether a repository is private or public

You can filter your search based on whether a repository is private or public.

QualifierExampleis:privateis:private pages matches private repositories you have access to and that contain the word "pages."is:publicis:public org:github matches repositories owned by GitHub that are public.

Search based on whether a repository is a mirror

You can search repositories based on whether or not they're a mirror and are hosted elsewhere.

QualifierExamplemirror:truemirror:true GNOME matches repositories that are mirrors and contain the word "GNOME."mirror:falsemirror:false GNOME matches repositories that are not mirrors and contain the word "GNOME."

Search based on the number of forks

The forks qualifier specifies the number of forks a repository should have, using greater than, less than, and range qualifiers.

QualifierExampleforks:nforks:5 matches repositories with only five forks. forks:>=205 matches repositories with at least 205 forks. forks:<90 matches repositories with fewer than 90 forks. forks:10..20 matches repositories with 10 to 20 forks.

Search based on when a repository was created or last updated

You can filter repositories based on time of creation or time of last update. For repository creation, you can use the created qualifier; to find out when a repository was last updated, you'll want to use the pushed qualifier. The pushed qualifier will return a list of repositories, sorted by the most recent commit made on any branch in the repository.

Both take a date as a parameter. Date formatting must follow the ISO8601 standard, which is YYYY-MM-DD (year-month-day). You can also add optional time information THH:MM:SS+00:00 after the date, to search by the hour, minute, and second. That's T, followed by HH:MM:SS (hour-minutes-seconds), and a UTC offset (+00:00).

Dates support greater than, less than, and range qualifiers.

QualifierExamplecreated:YYYY-MM-DDwebos created:<2011-01-01 matches repositories with the word "webos" that were created before 2011.pushed:YYYY-MM-DDcss pushed:>2013-02-01 matches repositories with the word "css" that were pushed to after January 2013. case pushed:>=2013-03-06 fork:only matches repositories with the word "case" that were pushed to on or after March 6th, 2013, and that are forks.

Search within a user's or organization's repositories

To grab a list of a user's or organization's repositories, you can use the user or org qualifier.

QualifierExampleuser:USERNAMEuser:defunkt forks:>100 matches repositories from @defunkt that have more than 100 forks.org:ORGNAMEorg:github matches repositories from GitHub.

Search by repository topic

You can find all of the repositories that are classified with a particular topic.

QualifierExampletopic:TOPICtopic:jekyll matches repositories that have been classified with the topic "jekyll."

Search based on the number of topics a repository has

You can find repositories by the number of applied topics, using the topics qualifier along with greater than, less than, and range qualifiers.

QualifierExampletopics:ntopics:5 matches repositories that have five topics. topics:>3 matches repositories that have more than three topics.

Search based on the main language of a repository

You can also search repositories based on what language they're written in.

QualifierExamplelanguage:LANGUAGErails language:javascript matches repositories with the word "rails" that are written in JavaScript.

Search based on the number of stars a repository has

You can search repositories based on the number of stars a repository has, using greater than, less than, and range qualifiers

QualifierExamplestars:nstars:500 matches repositories with exactly 500 stars. stars:10..20 matches repositories 10 to 20 stars, that are smaller than 1000 KB. stars:>=500 fork:true language:php matches repositories with the at least 500 stars, including forked ones, that are written in PHP.

搜索仓库

您可以使用任意组合的搜索限定词来搜索存储库，以缩小搜索结果范围。

要在搜索结果中包含fork，您需要添加fork:true或fork:only查询。

提示：

• 有关您可以添加到任何搜索限定符以进一步改进结果的搜索语法列表，请参阅“ 了解搜索语法 ”。
• 围绕多字搜索字词使用引号。例如，如果要搜索标签“正在进行”的问题，您将搜索label:"in progress"。搜索不区分大小写。

范围搜索字段

该in限定限制字段的搜索内容。使用此限定符，您可以将搜索限制为存储库名称，描述，README或这些的任意组合。没有限定词，只搜索名称和描述。

预选赛例in:namejquery in：名称中与“jquery”匹配的存储库。in:descriptionjquery in：name，description在其名称或描述中与“jquery”匹配的存储库。in:readmejquery in：readme匹配在README文件中提到“jquery”的资料库。

根据存储库的大小进行搜索

所述size限定词查找匹配一定大小（以千字节），该存储库，使用大于，小于和范围限定符。

预选赛例size:nsize：1000匹配1MB的存储库。 size => = 30000匹配至少30 MB的存储库。 大小：<50匹配小于50 KB的存储库。 size：50..120匹配在50 KB到120 KB之间的资料库。

根据存储库是私有还是公开来搜索

您可以根据存储库是私有还是公开来过滤搜索。

预选赛例is:private是：私有网页与您可以访问的私有存储库匹配，并且包含单词“页面”。is:public是：public org：github与GitHub拥有的存储库是公共的。

根据存储库是否是镜像进行搜索

您可以根据它们是镜像还是在其他地方托管来搜索存储库。

预选赛例mirror:true镜像：true GNOME匹配镜像的仓库，并包含“GNOME”。mirror:false镜像：假GNOME匹配不是镜像并且包含单词“GNOME”的存储库。

根据叉数进行搜索

的forks限定符指定叉存储库应具有的数量，使用大于，小于和范围限定符。

预选赛例forks:n叉子：5个匹配只有五个叉子的仓库。 叉：> = 205匹配具有至少205个叉的仓库。 叉：<90匹配少于90叉的仓库。 叉子：10..20匹配10到20个叉子的仓库。

根据仓库何时创建或上次更新进行搜索

您可以根据创建时间或上次更新的时间来过滤存储库。对于存储库创建，您可以使用created限定符; 要了解上次更新存储库的时间，您将需要使用pushed限定符。在pushed资格赛将返回库列表，通过最近的排序于库任何分支机构提交制成。

两者都将日期作为参数。日期格式必须符合ISO8601标准，即YYYY-MM-DD（年月日）。您还可以THH:MM:SS+00:00在日期之后添加可选的时间信息，按小时，分钟和秒进行搜索。这就是T，其次是HH:MM:SS（小时-分-秒），和UTC偏移（+00:00）。

日期支持大于，小于和范围限定词。

预选赛例created:YYYY-MM-DDwebos创建：<2011-01-01匹配在2011年之前创建的“webos”一词的存储库。pushed:YYYY-MM-DDcss推：> 2013-02-01与2013年1月之后推出的“css”一词的存储库相匹配。 案例推翻：> = 2013-03-06 fork：仅匹配在2013年3月6日或之后推出的“case”一词的仓库，而且是叉。

在用户或组织的存储库内搜索

要获取用户或组织的存储库列表，可以使用user或org限定符。

预选赛例user:USERNAME用户：defunkt forks：> 100匹配来自@defunkt的存储库具有超过100个分支。org:ORGNAMEorg：github与GitHub的存储库相匹配。

按仓库搜索主题

您可以找到分类为特定主题的所有存储库。

预选赛例topic:TOPIC主题：jekyll匹配已被归类为主题“jekyll”的知识库。

根据存储库的主题数量进行搜索

您可以通过应用主题的数量找到存储库，使用topics限定符以及大于，小于和范围限定符。

预选赛例topics:n主题：5个具有五个主题的存储库。 主题：> 3匹配具有三个主题的存储库。

根据存储库的主要语言进行搜索

您还可以根据他们写的语言搜索知识库。

预选赛例language:LANGUAGErails语言：javascript与使用JavaScript编写的“rails”字样匹配。

根据存储库的星号数量进行搜索

您可以使用大于，小于和范围限定符，根据存储库的星号数量搜索存储库

预选赛例stars:n星星：500个匹配500个星的存储库。 星星：10..20匹配资料库10到20颗星，小于1000 KB。 星星：> = 500 fork：真正的语言：php与至少500颗星，包括分叉的，与PHP一起编写的存储库。

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You can search for repositories by using search qualifiers in any combination to narrow your search results.

To include forks in the search results, you will need to add fork:true or fork:only to your query. For more information, see "Searching in forks."

Tips:

• For a list of search syntaxes that you can add to any search qualifier to further improve your results, see "Understanding the search syntax".
• Use quotations around multi-word search terms. For example, if you want to search for issues with the label "In progress," you'd search for label:"in progress". Search is not case sensitive.

Scope the search fields

The in qualifier limits what fields are searched. With this qualifier you can restrict the search to just the repository name, description, README, or any combination of these. Without the qualifier, only the name and description are searched.

QualifierExamplein:namejquery in:name matches repositories with "jquery" in their name.in:descriptionjquery in:name,description matches repositories with "jquery" in their name or description.in:readmejquery in:readme matches repositories mentioning "jquery" in their README file.

Search based on the size of a repository

The size qualifier finds repositories that match a certain size (in kilobytes), using greater than, less than, and range qualifiers.

QualifierExamplesize:nsize:1000 matches repositories that are 1 MB exactly. size:>=30000 matches repositories that are at least 30 MB. size:<50 matches repositories that are smaller than 50 KB. size:50..120 matches repositories that are between 50 KB and 120 KB.

Search based on whether a repository is private or public

You can filter your search based on whether a repository is private or public.

QualifierExampleis:privateis:private pages matches private repositories you have access to and that contain the word "pages."is:publicis:public org:github matches repositories owned by GitHub that are public.

Search based on whether a repository is a mirror

You can search repositories based on whether or not they're a mirror and are hosted elsewhere.

QualifierExamplemirror:truemirror:true GNOME matches repositories that are mirrors and contain the word "GNOME."mirror:falsemirror:false GNOME matches repositories that are not mirrors and contain the word "GNOME."

Search based on the number of forks

The forks qualifier specifies the number of forks a repository should have, using greater than, less than, and range qualifiers.

QualifierExampleforks:nforks:5 matches repositories with only five forks. forks:>=205 matches repositories with at least 205 forks. forks:<90 matches repositories with fewer than 90 forks. forks:10..20 matches repositories with 10 to 20 forks.

Search based on when a repository was created or last updated

You can filter repositories based on time of creation or time of last update. For repository creation, you can use the created qualifier; to find out when a repository was last updated, you'll want to use the pushed qualifier. The pushed qualifier will return a list of repositories, sorted by the most recent commit made on any branch in the repository.

Both take a date as a parameter. Date formatting must follow the ISO8601 standard, which is YYYY-MM-DD (year-month-day). You can also add optional time information THH:MM:SS+00:00 after the date, to search by the hour, minute, and second. That's T, followed by HH:MM:SS (hour-minutes-seconds), and a UTC offset (+00:00).

Dates support greater than, less than, and range qualifiers.

QualifierExamplecreated:YYYY-MM-DDwebos created:<2011-01-01 matches repositories with the word "webos" that were created before 2011.pushed:YYYY-MM-DDcss pushed:>2013-02-01 matches repositories with the word "css" that were pushed to after January 2013. case pushed:>=2013-03-06 fork:only matches repositories with the word "case" that were pushed to on or after March 6th, 2013, and that are forks.

Search within a user's or organization's repositories

To grab a list of a user's or organization's repositories, you can use the user or org qualifier.

QualifierExampleuser:USERNAMEuser:defunkt forks:>100 matches repositories from @defunkt that have more than 100 forks.org:ORGNAMEorg:github matches repositories from GitHub.

Search by repository topic

You can find all of the repositories that are classified with a particular topic.

QualifierExampletopic:TOPICtopic:jekyll matches repositories that have been classified with the topic "jekyll."

Search based on the number of topics a repository has

You can find repositories by the number of applied topics, using the topics qualifier along with greater than, less than, and range qualifiers.

QualifierExampletopics:ntopics:5 matches repositories that have five topics. topics:>3 matches repositories that have more than three topics.

Search based on the main language of a repository

You can also search repositories based on what language they're written in.

QualifierExamplelanguage:LANGUAGErails language:javascript matches repositories with the word "rails" that are written in JavaScript.

Search based on the number of stars a repository has

You can search repositories based on the number of stars a repository has, using greater than, less than, and range qualifiers

QualifierExamplestars:nstars:500 matches repositories with exactly 500 stars. stars:10..20 matches repositories 10 to 20 stars, that are smaller than 1000 KB. stars:>=500 fork:true language:php matches repositories with the at least 500 stars, including forked ones, that are written in PHP.
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You can search for repositories by using search qualifiers in any combination to narrow your search results.

To include forks in the search results, you will need to add fork:true or fork:only to your query. For more information, see "Searching in forks."

Tips:

• For a list of search syntaxes that you can add to any search qualifier to further improve your results, see "Understanding the search syntax".
• Use quotations around multi-word search terms. For example, if you want to search for issues with the label "In progress," you'd search for label:"in progress". Search is not case sensitive.

Scope the search fields

The in qualifier limits what fields are searched. With this qualifier you can restrict the search to just the repository name, description, README, or any combination of these. Without the qualifier, only the name and description are searched.

QualifierExamplein:namejquery in:name matches repositories with "jquery" in their name.in:descriptionjquery in:name,description matches repositories with "jquery" in their name or description.in:readmejquery in:readme matches repositories mentioning "jquery" in their README file.

Search based on the size of a repository

The size qualifier finds repositories that match a certain size (in kilobytes), using greater than, less than, and range qualifiers.

QualifierExamplesize:nsize:1000 matches repositories that are 1 MB exactly. size:>=30000 matches repositories that are at least 30 MB. size:<50 matches repositories that are smaller than 50 KB. size:50..120 matches repositories that are between 50 KB and 120 KB.

Search based on whether a repository is private or public

You can filter your search based on whether a repository is private or public.

QualifierExampleis:privateis:private pages matches private repositories you have access to and that contain the word "pages."is:publicis:public org:github matches repositories owned by GitHub that are public.

Search based on whether a repository is a mirror

You can search repositories based on whether or not they're a mirror and are hosted elsewhere.

QualifierExamplemirror:truemirror:true GNOME matches repositories that are mirrors and contain the word "GNOME."mirror:falsemirror:false GNOME matches repositories that are not mirrors and contain the word "GNOME."

Search based on the number of forks

The forks qualifier specifies the number of forks a repository should have, using greater than, less than, and range qualifiers.

QualifierExampleforks:nforks:5 matches repositories with only five forks. forks:>=205 matches repositories with at least 205 forks. forks:<90 matches repositories with fewer than 90 forks. forks:10..20 matches repositories with 10 to 20 forks.

Search based on when a repository was created or last updated

You can filter repositories based on time of creation or time of last update. For repository creation, you can use the created qualifier; to find out when a repository was last updated, you'll want to use the pushed qualifier. The pushed qualifier will return a list of repositories, sorted by the most recent commit made on any branch in the repository.

Both take a date as a parameter. Date formatting must follow the ISO8601 standard, which is YYYY-MM-DD (year-month-day). You can also add optional time information THH:MM:SS+00:00 after the date, to search by the hour, minute, and second. That's T, followed by HH:MM:SS (hour-minutes-seconds), and a UTC offset (+00:00).

Dates support greater than, less than, and range qualifiers.

QualifierExamplecreated:YYYY-MM-DDwebos created:<2011-01-01 matches repositories with the word "webos" that were created before 2011.pushed:YYYY-MM-DDcss pushed:>2013-02-01 matches repositories with the word "css" that were pushed to after January 2013. case pushed:>=2013-03-06 fork:only matches repositories with the word "case" that were pushed to on or after March 6th, 2013, and that are forks.

Search within a user's or organization's repositories

To grab a list of a user's or organization's repositories, you can use the user or org qualifier.

QualifierExampleuser:USERNAMEuser:defunkt forks:>100 matches repositories from @defunkt that have more than 100 forks.org:ORGNAMEorg:github matches repositories from GitHub.

Search by repository topic

You can find all of the repositories that are classified with a particular topic.

QualifierExampletopic:TOPICtopic:jekyll matches repositories that have been classified with the topic "jekyll."

Search based on the number of topics a repository has

You can find repositories by the number of applied topics, using the topics qualifier along with greater than, less than, and range qualifiers.

QualifierExampletopics:ntopics:5 matches repositories that have five topics. topics:>3 matches repositories that have more than three topics.

Search based on the main language of a repository

You can also search repositories based on what language they're written in.

QualifierExamplelanguage:LANGUAGErails language:javascript matches repositories with the word "rails" that are written in JavaScript.

Search based on the number of stars a repository has

You can search repositories based on the number of stars a repository has, using greater than, less than, and range qualifiers

QualifierExamplestars:nstars:500 matches repositories with exactly 500 stars. stars:10..20 matches repositories 10 to 20 stars, that are smaller than 1000 KB. stars:>=500 fork:true language:php matches repositories with the at least 500 stars, including forked ones, that are written in PHP.
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You can search for repositories by using search qualifiers in any combination to narrow your search results.

To include forks in the search results, you will need to add fork:true or fork:only to your query. For more information, see "Searching in forks."

Tips:

• For a list of search syntaxes that you can add to any search qualifier to further improve your results, see "Understanding the search syntax".
• Use quotations around multi-word search terms. For example, if you want to search for issues with the label "In progress," you'd search for label:"in progress". Search is not case sensitive.

Scope the search fields

The in qualifier limits what fields are searched. With this qualifier you can restrict the search to just the repository name, description, README, or any combination of these. Without the qualifier, only the name and description are searched.

QualifierExamplein:namejquery in:name matches repositories with "jquery" in their name.in:descriptionjquery in:name,description matches repositories with "jquery" in their name or description.in:readmejquery in:readme matches repositories mentioning "jquery" in their README file.

Search based on the size of a repository

The size qualifier finds repositories that match a certain size (in kilobytes), using greater than, less than, and range qualifiers.

QualifierExamplesize:nsize:1000 matches repositories that are 1 MB exactly. size:>=30000 matches repositories that are at least 30 MB. size:<50 matches repositories that are smaller than 50 KB. size:50..120 matches repositories that are between 50 KB and 120 KB.

Search based on whether a repository is private or public

You can filter your search based on whether a repository is private or public.

QualifierExampleis:privateis:private pages matches private repositories you have access to and that contain the word "pages."is:publicis:public org:github matches repositories owned by GitHub that are public.

Search based on whether a repository is a mirror

You can search repositories based on whether or not they're a mirror and are hosted elsewhere.

QualifierExamplemirror:truemirror:true GNOME matches repositories that are mirrors and contain the word "GNOME."mirror:falsemirror:false GNOME matches repositories that are not mirrors and contain the word "GNOME."

Search based on the number of forks

The forks qualifier specifies the number of forks a repository should have, using greater than, less than, and range qualifiers.

QualifierExampleforks:nforks:5 matches repositories with only five forks. forks:>=205 matches repositories with at least 205 forks. forks:<90 matches repositories with fewer than 90 forks. forks:10..20 matches repositories with 10 to 20 forks.

Search based on when a repository was created or last updated

You can filter repositories based on time of creation or time of last update. For repository creation, you can use the created qualifier; to find out when a repository was last updated, you'll want to use the pushed qualifier. The pushed qualifier will return a list of repositories, sorted by the most recent commit made on any branch in the repository.

Both take a date as a parameter. Date formatting must follow the ISO8601 standard, which is YYYY-MM-DD (year-month-day). You can also add optional time information THH:MM:SS+00:00 after the date, to search by the hour, minute, and second. That's T, followed by HH:MM:SS (hour-minutes-seconds), and a UTC offset (+00:00).

Dates support greater than, less than, and range qualifiers.

QualifierExamplecreated:YYYY-MM-DDwebos created:<2011-01-01 matches repositories with the word "webos" that were created before 2011.pushed:YYYY-MM-DDcss pushed:>2013-02-01 matches repositories with the word "css" that were pushed to after January 2013. case pushed:>=2013-03-06 fork:only matches repositories with the word "case" that were pushed to on or after March 6th, 2013, and that are forks.

Search within a user's or organization's repositories

To grab a list of a user's or organization's repositories, you can use the user or org qualifier.

QualifierExampleuser:USERNAMEuser:defunkt forks:>100 matches repositories from @defunkt that have more than 100 forks.org:ORGNAMEorg:github matches repositories from GitHub.

Search by repository topic

You can find all of the repositories that are classified with a particular topic.

QualifierExampletopic:TOPICtopic:jekyll matches repositories that have been classified with the topic "jekyll."

Search based on the number of topics a repository has

You can find repositories by the number of applied topics, using the topics qualifier along with greater than, less than, and range qualifiers.

QualifierExampletopics:ntopics:5 matches repositories that have five topics. topics:>3 matches repositories that have more than three topics.

Search based on the main language of a repository

You can also search repositories based on what language they're written in.

QualifierExamplelanguage:LANGUAGErails language:javascript matches repositories with the word "rails" that are written in JavaScript.

Search based on the number of stars a repository has

You can search repositories based on the number of stars a repository has, using greater than, less than, and range qualifiers

QualifierExamplestars:nstars:500 matches repositories with exactly 500 stars. stars:10..20 matches repositories 10 to 20 stars, that are smaller than 1000 KB. stars:>=500 fork:true language:php matches repositories with the at least 500 stars, including forked ones, that are written in PHP.

  

You can search for repositories by using search qualifiers in any combination to narrow your search results.

To include forks in the search results, you will need to add fork:true or fork:only to your query. For more information, see "Searching in forks."

Tips:

• For a list of search syntaxes that you can add to any search qualifier to further improve your results, see "Understanding the search syntax".
• Use quotations around multi-word search terms. For example, if you want to search for issues with the label "In progress," you'd search for label:"in progress". Search is not case sensitive.

Scope the search fields

The in qualifier limits what fields are searched. With this qualifier you can restrict the search to just the repository name, description, README, or any combination of these. Without the qualifier, only the name and description are searched.

QualifierExamplein:namejquery in:name matches repositories with "jquery" in their name.in:descriptionjquery in:name,description matches repositories with "jquery" in their name or description.in:readmejquery in:readme matches repositories mentioning "jquery" in their README file.

Search based on the size of a repository

The size qualifier finds repositories that match a certain size (in kilobytes), using greater than, less than, and range qualifiers.

QualifierExamplesize:nsize:1000 matches repositories that are 1 MB exactly. size:>=30000 matches repositories that are at least 30 MB. size:<50 matches repositories that are smaller than 50 KB. size:50..120 matches repositories that are between 50 KB and 120 KB.

Search based on whether a repository is private or public

You can filter your search based on whether a repository is private or public.

QualifierExampleis:privateis:private pages matches private repositories you have access to and that contain the word "pages."is:publicis:public org:github matches repositories owned by GitHub that are public.

Search based on whether a repository is a mirror

You can search repositories based on whether or not they're a mirror and are hosted elsewhere.

QualifierExamplemirror:truemirror:true GNOME matches repositories that are mirrors and contain the word "GNOME."mirror:falsemirror:false GNOME matches repositories that are not mirrors and contain the word "GNOME."

Search based on the number of forks

The forks qualifier specifies the number of forks a repository should have, using greater than, less than, and range qualifiers.

QualifierExampleforks:nforks:5 matches repositories with only five forks. forks:>=205 matches repositories with at least 205 forks. forks:<90 matches repositories with fewer than 90 forks. forks:10..20 matches repositories with 10 to 20 forks.

Search based on when a repository was created or last updated

You can filter repositories based on time of creation or time of last update. For repository creation, you can use the created qualifier; to find out when a repository was last updated, you'll want to use the pushed qualifier. The pushed qualifier will return a list of repositories, sorted by the most recent commit made on any branch in the repository.

Both take a date as a parameter. Date formatting must follow the ISO8601 standard, which is YYYY-MM-DD (year-month-day). You can also add optional time information THH:MM:SS+00:00 after the date, to search by the hour, minute, and second. That's T, followed by HH:MM:SS (hour-minutes-seconds), and a UTC offset (+00:00).

Dates support greater than, less than, and range qualifiers.

QualifierExamplecreated:YYYY-MM-DDwebos created:<2011-01-01 matches repositories with the word "webos" that were created before 2011.pushed:YYYY-MM-DDcss pushed:>2013-02-01 matches repositories with the word "css" that were pushed to after January 2013. case pushed:>=2013-03-06 fork:only matches repositories with the word "case" that were pushed to on or after March 6th, 2013, and that are forks.

Search within a user's or organization's repositories

To grab a list of a user's or organization's repositories, you can use the user or org qualifier.

QualifierExampleuser:USERNAMEuser:defunkt forks:>100 matches repositories from @defunkt that have more than 100 forks.org:ORGNAMEorg:github matches repositories from GitHub.

Search by repository topic

You can find all of the repositories that are classified with a particular topic.

QualifierExampletopic:TOPICtopic:jekyll matches repositories that have been classified with the topic "jekyll."

Search based on the number of topics a repository has

You can find repositories by the number of applied topics, using the topics qualifier along with greater than, less than, and range qualifiers.

QualifierExampletopics:ntopics:5 matches repositories that have five topics. topics:>3 matches repositories that have more than three topics.

Search based on the main language of a repository

You can also search repositories based on what language they're written in.

QualifierExamplelanguage:LANGUAGErails language:javascript matches repositories with the word "rails" that are written in JavaScript.

Search based on the number of stars a repository has

You can search repositories based on the number of stars a repository has, using greater than, less than, and range qualifiers

QualifierExamplestars:nstars:500 matches repositories with exactly 500 stars. stars:10..20 matches repositories 10 to 20 stars, that are smaller than 1000 KB. stars:>=500 fork:true language:php matches repositories with the at least 500 stars, including forked ones, that are written in PHP.