space.highport.admin.listTopSites
Domains ranked by successful, non-crawler requests over a trailing window. Safe to publish: a domain is left out if it is not serving, has a malware finding, or is denylisted in any way (directly, by pattern, or through its identity, space, record or serving CID). Counts can lag by up to ten minutes.
Details · query
| Kind | query |
|---|---|
| Authority | admin.highport.space |
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Query
query · GETParameters
query stringdays
integerHow many days back the window reaches from now.
minimum: 1maximum: 30default: 7
limit
integerMaximum sites to return. Fewer come back if not enough domains qualify.
minimum: 1maximum: 100default: 20
minRequests
integerMinimum requests a domain needs to be ranked, so near-dead domains do not rank in a quiet window.
minimum: 0default: 0
Errors
AnalyticsDisabled
No analytics store is configured, so no traffic was recorded. An empty list means something else: the window had no traffic worth ranking.
#topSite
objectOne domain's rank in the window, and what it publishes.
Properties
Crawler responses at any status, reported separately from requests so callers can see what was excluded.
The hostname.
recordCid
string · cidThe record version behind the serving snapshot, which lets a later run tell a republished site from an unchanged one. Absent when the domain serves without an active snapshot.
Non-crawler 2xx responses in the window. The ranking uses this figure, so bytes, error loops and scrapers cannot move it.
The domain's registered owner.
Similar lexicons
semantic matchLexicons whose schemas describe something close to this one. Check them before publishing a new one that overlaps.
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Traffic to one of the caller's domains over a time range: hourly requests and bytes, the busiest paths, and status codes. Byte figures include a fixed per-response header estimate, since the edge logs only response bodies.
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Identities that signed in to one of the caller's domains, and what each spent there. Anonymous traffic is not listed, and no query links a visitor across domains.
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User agents that reached the network over a trailing window, with request counts and how each was classified, for reviewing crawlers, bots and automation. Operator only. Names no visitor: agents are grouped across all traffic, and the domain count is a number, never a list. Read from raw request events, so the window cannot reach past raw retention (30 days by default).