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Reddit API guides

Straight answers about getting and using Reddit data, whether you go through Reddit's own API or through Apixstar.

Where to start

Pick the guide that matches the question you have right now.

Your questionRead this
Is Reddit shutting its API down, and when?Reddit API shutdown timeline
My script that reads .json or RSS now gets a 403.Reddit .json returns 403
Can I get Reddit data through an API at all?Does Reddit have an API?
I want to use Reddit's own API. How do I get credentials?How to get a Reddit API key
Will I have to pay Reddit?Reddit API pricing
My requests are being refused with a 429.Reddit API rate limits
I want code I can run today.Reddit API in Python
Should I build my own scraper instead?Scraping Reddit without the API
I need a dataset for a study.Reddit data for research

Most of these guides describe Reddit's official API, because that is where most people start. Where Apixstar or another provider is the simpler route, the guide says so and links to the comparison.

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