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I'm curious as to who has starred a GitHub repo of mine, so I'd like a list of users who have starred it. Is this possible to get?

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To get a list of users that have stared a repository you can append /stargazers to the url of the repository

If you have a repository at the following address

https://github.com/strugee/battleship

To see a list of users that have stared that repository visit the following url

https://github.com/strugee/battleship/stargazers

In github you can reach that url by clicking on the number that is displayed beside the star button at the top of the repository page

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to reach the list of users who stared the project click on the 2

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Other than the web interface, you can also use the API that GitHub provides to query the users that starred your repository.

With the API, you can also check who is watching your repository, which I believe isn't possible in the web interface.

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