Sponsors

Returns the elements in the list that come after the specified cursor.

Returns the elements in the list that come before the specified cursor.

Optional filter for which dependencies should be checked for sponsorable owners. Only sponsorable owners of dependencies in this ecosystem will be included. Used when onlyDependencies = true.

Upcoming Change on 2022-07-01 UTC Description: dependencyEcosystem will be removed. Use the ecosystem argument instead. Reason: The type is switching from SecurityAdvisoryEcosystem to DependencyGraphEcosystem.

Optional filter for which dependencies should be checked for sponsorable owners. Only sponsorable owners of dependencies in this ecosystem will be included. Used when onlyDependencies = true.

Returns the first n elements from the list.

Returns the last n elements from the list.

Whether only sponsorables who own the viewer's dependencies will be returned. Must be authenticated to use. Can check an organization instead for their dependencies owned by sponsorables by passing orgLoginForDependencies.

Ordering options for users and organizations returned from the connection.

Optional organization username for whose dependencies should be checked. Used when onlyDependencies = true. Omit to check your own dependencies. If you are not an administrator of the organization, only dependencies from its public repositories will be considered.

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

The tier that was being used at the time of cancellation.

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

The sponsorship that was started.

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

The users and organizations who received a sponsorship.

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

The new GitHub Sponsors profile.

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

The new tier.

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

The tier that was published.

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

The tier that was retired.

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

The GitHub Sponsors profile.

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

The sponsorship that was updated.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

The amount in cents.

The amount in USD, formatted as a string.

The sponsor's GitHub account.

The maintainer's GitHub account.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

What action this activity indicates took place.

The sponsor's current privacy level.

The Node ID of the SponsorsActivity object.

The platform that was used to pay for the sponsorship.

The tier that the sponsorship used to use, for tier change events.

The user or organization who triggered this activity and was/is sponsoring the sponsorable.

The user or organization that is being sponsored, the maintainer.

The associated sponsorship tier.

The timestamp of this event.

Was this sponsorship made alongside other sponsorships at the same time from the same sponsor?.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

A description of the goal from the maintainer.

What the objective of this goal is.

The percentage representing how complete this goal is, between 0-100.

What the goal amount is. Represents an amount in USD for monthly sponsorship amount goals. Represents a count of unique sponsors for total sponsors count goals.

A brief summary of the kind and target value of this goal.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

The Node ID of the Sponsorship object.

Whether the sponsorship is active. False implies the sponsor is a past sponsor of the maintainer, while true implies they are a current sponsor.

Whether this sponsorship represents a one-time payment versus a recurring sponsorship.

Whether the sponsor has chosen to receive sponsorship update emails sent from the sponsorable. Only returns a non-null value when the viewer has permission to know this.

The entity that is being sponsored.

The platform that was most recently used to pay for the sponsorship.

The privacy level for this sponsorship.

The user that is sponsoring. Returns null if the sponsorship is private or if sponsor is not a user.

The user or organization that is sponsoring, if you have permission to view them.

The entity that is being sponsored.

The associated sponsorship tier.

Identifies the date and time when the current tier was chosen for this sponsorship.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

The total amount in cents of all recurring sponsorships in the connection whose amount you can view. Does not include one-time sponsorships.

The total amount in USD of all recurring sponsorships in the connection whose amount you can view. Does not include one-time sponsorships.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

The author of the newsletter.

The contents of the newsletter, the message the sponsorable wanted to give.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

The Node ID of the SponsorshipNewsletter object.

Indicates if the newsletter has been made available to sponsors.

The user or organization this newsletter is from.

The subject of the newsletter, what it's about.

Identifies the date and time when the object was last updated.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

The current goal the maintainer is trying to reach with GitHub Sponsors, if any.

The Stripe Connect account currently in use for payouts for this Sponsors listing, if any. Will only return a value when queried by the maintainer themselves, or by an admin of the sponsorable organization.

The name of the country or region with the maintainer's bank account or fiscal host. Will only return a value when queried by the maintainer themselves, or by an admin of the sponsorable organization.

The email address used by GitHub to contact the sponsorable about their GitHub Sponsors profile. Will only return a value when queried by the maintainer themselves, or by an admin of the sponsorable organization.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

The HTTP path for the Sponsors dashboard for this Sponsors listing.

The HTTP URL for the Sponsors dashboard for this Sponsors listing.

The records featured on the GitHub Sponsors profile.

The fiscal host used for payments, if any. Will only return a value when queried by the maintainer themselves, or by an admin of the sponsorable organization.

The full description of the listing.

The full description of the listing rendered to HTML.

The Node ID of the SponsorsListing object.

Whether this listing is publicly visible.

The listing's full name.

A future date on which this listing is eligible to receive a payout.

The name of the country or region where the maintainer resides. Will only return a value when queried by the maintainer themselves, or by an admin of the sponsorable organization.

The HTTP path for this Sponsors listing.

The short description of the listing.

The short name of the listing.

The entity this listing represents who can be sponsored on GitHub Sponsors.

The tiers for this GitHub Sponsors profile.

The HTTP URL for this Sponsors listing.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

Will either be a description from the sponsorable maintainer about why they featured this item, or the item's description itself, such as a user's bio from their GitHub profile page.

The record that is featured on the GitHub Sponsors profile.

The Node ID of the SponsorsListingFeaturedItem object.

The position of this featured item on the GitHub Sponsors profile with a lower position indicating higher precedence. Starts at 1.

The GitHub Sponsors profile that features this record.

Identifies the date and time when the object was last updated.

SponsorsTier information only visible to users that can administer the associated Sponsors listing.

Get a different tier for this tier's maintainer that is at the same frequency as this tier but with an equal or lesser cost. Returns the published tier with the monthly price closest to this tier's without going over.

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

The description of the tier.

The tier description rendered to HTML.

The Node ID of the SponsorsTier object.

Whether this tier was chosen at checkout time by the sponsor rather than defined ahead of time by the maintainer who manages the Sponsors listing.

Whether this tier is only for use with one-time sponsorships.

How much this tier costs per month in cents.

How much this tier costs per month in USD.

The name of the tier.

The sponsors listing that this tier belongs to.

Identifies the date and time when the object was last updated.

Indicates whether this tier is still a work in progress by the sponsorable and not yet published to the associated GitHub Sponsors profile. Draft tiers cannot be used for new sponsorships and will not be in use on existing sponsorships. Draft tiers cannot be seen by anyone but the admins of the GitHub Sponsors profile.

Indicates whether this tier is published to the associated GitHub Sponsors profile. Published tiers are visible to anyone who can see the GitHub Sponsors profile, and are available for use in sponsorships if the GitHub Sponsors profile is publicly visible.

Indicates whether this tier has been retired from the associated GitHub Sponsors profile. Retired tiers are no longer shown on the GitHub Sponsors profile and cannot be chosen for new sponsorships. Existing sponsorships may still use retired tiers if the sponsor selected the tier before it was retired.

The sponsorships using this tier.

A list of edges.

A list of nodes.

Information to aid in pagination.

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

A cursor for use in pagination.

The item at the end of the edge.

The account number used to identify this Stripe Connect account.

The name of the country or region of an external account, such as a bank account, tied to the Stripe Connect account. Will only return a value when queried by the maintainer of the associated GitHub Sponsors profile themselves, or by an admin of the sponsorable organization.

The name of the country or region of the Stripe Connect account. Will only return a value when queried by the maintainer of the associated GitHub Sponsors profile themselves, or by an admin of the sponsorable organization.

Whether this Stripe Connect account is currently in use for the associated GitHub Sponsors profile.

The GitHub Sponsors profile associated with this Stripe Connect account.

The URL to access this Stripe Connect account on Stripe's website.

The estimated next GitHub Sponsors payout for this user/organization in cents (USD).

True if this user/organization has a GitHub Sponsors listing.

Whether the given account is sponsoring this user/organization.

True if the viewer is sponsored by this user/organization.

Calculate how much each sponsor has ever paid total to this maintainer via GitHub Sponsors. Does not include sponsorships paid via Patreon.

The estimated monthly GitHub Sponsors income for this user/organization in cents (USD).

List of users and organizations this entity is sponsoring.

List of sponsors for this user or organization.

Events involving this sponsorable, such as new sponsorships.

The GitHub Sponsors listing for this user or organization.

The sponsorship from the viewer to this user/organization; that is, the sponsorship where you're the sponsor.

The sponsorship from this user/organization to the viewer; that is, the sponsorship you're receiving.

List of sponsorship updates sent from this sponsorable to sponsors.

The sponsorships where this user or organization is the maintainer receiving the funds.

The sponsorships where this user or organization is the funder.

The amount in United States cents (e.g., 500 = $5.00 USD) that this entity has spent on GitHub to fund sponsorships. Only returns a value when viewed by the user themselves or by a user who can manage sponsorships for the requested organization.

Whether or not the viewer is able to sponsor this user/organization.

True if the viewer is sponsoring this user/organization.

The amount to pay to the sponsorable in US dollars. Valid values: 1-12000.

The ID of the user or organization who is receiving the sponsorship. Required if sponsorableLogin is not given.

The username of the user or organization who is receiving the sponsorship. Required if sponsorableId is not given.

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

The ID of the user or organization who is acting as the sponsor, paying for the sponsorship. Required if sponsorLogin is not given.

The username of the user or organization who is acting as the sponsor, paying for the sponsorship. Required if sponsorId is not given.

The ID of the user or organization who is receiving the sponsorship. Required if sponsorableLogin is not given.

The username of the user or organization who is receiving the sponsorship. Required if sponsorableId is not given.

The amount to pay to the sponsorable in US dollars. Required if a tierId is not specified. Valid values: 1-12000.

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

Whether the sponsorship should happen monthly/yearly or just this one time. Required if a tierId is not specified.

Specify whether others should be able to see that the sponsor is sponsoring the sponsorable. Public visibility still does not reveal which tier is used.

Whether the sponsor should receive email updates from the sponsorable.

The ID of the user or organization who is acting as the sponsor, paying for the sponsorship. Required if sponsorLogin is not given.

The username of the user or organization who is acting as the sponsor, paying for the sponsorship. Required if sponsorId is not given.

The ID of the user or organization who is receiving the sponsorship. Required if sponsorableLogin is not given.

The username of the user or organization who is receiving the sponsorship. Required if sponsorableId is not given.

The ID of one of sponsorable's existing tiers to sponsor at. Required if amount is not specified.

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

Specify whether others should be able to see that the sponsor is sponsoring the sponsorables. Public visibility still does not reveal the dollar value of the sponsorship.

Whether the sponsor should receive email updates from the sponsorables.

Whether the sponsorships created should continue each billing cycle for the sponsor (monthly or annually), versus lasting only a single month. Defaults to one-time sponsorships.

The username of the user or organization who is acting as the sponsor, paying for the sponsorships.

The list of maintainers to sponsor and for how much apiece.

The country or region where the sponsorable's bank account is located. Required if fiscalHostLogin is not specified, ignored when fiscalHostLogin is specified.

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

The email address we should use to contact you about the GitHub Sponsors profile being created. This will not be shared publicly. Must be a verified email address already on your GitHub account. Only relevant when the sponsorable is yourself. Defaults to your primary email address on file if omitted.

The username of the supported fiscal host's GitHub organization, if you want to receive sponsorship payouts through a fiscal host rather than directly to a bank account. For example,Open-Source-Collectivefor Open Source Collective or 'numfocus' for numFOCUS. Case insensitive. See https://docs.github.com/sponsors/receiving-sponsorships-through-github-sponsors/using-a-fiscal-host-to-receive-github-sponsors-payouts for more information.

The URL for your profile page on the fiscal host's website, e.g., https://opencollective.com/babel or https://numfocus.org/project/bokeh. Required if fiscalHostLogin is specified.

Provide an introduction to serve as the main focus that appears on your GitHub Sponsors profile. It's a great opportunity to help potential sponsors learn more about you, your work, and why their sponsorship is important to you. GitHub-flavored Markdown is supported.

The country or region where the sponsorable resides. This is for tax purposes. Required if the sponsorable is yourself, ignored when sponsorableLogin specifies an organization.

The username of the organization to create a GitHub Sponsors profile for, if desired. Defaults to creating a GitHub Sponsors profile for the authenticated user if omitted.

The value of the new tier in US dollars. Valid values: 1-12000.

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

A description of what this tier is, what perks sponsors might receive, what a sponsorship at this tier means for you, etc.

Whether sponsorships using this tier should happen monthly/yearly or just once.

Whether to make the tier available immediately for sponsors to choose. Defaults to creating a draft tier that will not be publicly visible.

Optional ID of the private repository that sponsors at this tier should gain read-only access to. Must be owned by an organization.

Optional name of the private repository that sponsors at this tier should gain read-only access to. Must be owned by an organization. Necessary if repositoryOwnerLogin is given. Will be ignored if repositoryId is given.

Optional login of the organization owner of the private repository that sponsors at this tier should gain read-only access to. Necessary if repositoryName is given. Will be ignored if repositoryId is given.

The ID of the user or organization who owns the GitHub Sponsors profile. Defaults to the current user if omitted and sponsorableLogin is not given.

The username of the user or organization who owns the GitHub Sponsors profile. Defaults to the current user if omitted and sponsorableId is not given.

Optional message new sponsors at this tier will receive.

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

The ID of the draft tier to publish.

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

The ID of the published tier to retire.

The ordering direction.

The field to order sponsorable entities by.

The ordering direction.

The field to order results by.

The ordering direction.

The field to order sponsor entities by.

The ordering direction.

The field to order activity by.

The ordering direction.

The field to order sponsorship newsletters by.

The ordering direction.

The field to order sponsorship by.

The ordering direction.

The field to order tiers by.

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

Whether Patreon tiers should be shown on the GitHub Sponsors profile page, allowing potential sponsors to make their payment through Patreon instead of GitHub.

The username of the organization with the GitHub Sponsors profile, if any. Defaults to the GitHub Sponsors profile for the authenticated user if omitted.

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

Specify whether others should be able to see that the sponsor is sponsoring the sponsorable. Public visibility still does not reveal which tier is used.

Whether the sponsor should receive email updates from the sponsorable.

The ID of the user or organization who is acting as the sponsor, paying for the sponsorship. Required if sponsorLogin is not given.

The username of the user or organization who is acting as the sponsor, paying for the sponsorship. Required if sponsorId is not given.

The ID of the user or organization who is receiving the sponsorship. Required if sponsorableLogin is not given.

The username of the user or organization who is receiving the sponsorship. Required if sponsorableId is not given.