web browser you should see response like this"resources""core""limit" "remaining" "reset" }"search""limit" "remaining" "reset" }"rate""limit" "remaining" "reset" the information we're interested in is the rate limit for the search api we see at that the limit is requests per minute and that we have requests remaining for the current minute the reset value represents the time in unix or epoch time (the number of seconds since midnight on january when our quota will reset if you reach your quotayou'll get short response that lets you know you've reached the api limit if you reach the limitjust wait until your quota resets note many apis require you to register and obtain an api key in order to make api calls as of this writing github has no such requirementbut if you obtain an api keyyour limits will be much higher visualizing repositories using pygal now that we have some interesting datalet' make visualization showing the relative popularity of python projects on github we'll make an interactive bar chartthe height of each bar will represent the number of stars the project has acquired clicking bar will take you to that project' home on github here' an initial attemptpython_ repos py import requests import pygal from pygal style import lightcolorizedstyle as lcslightenstyle as ls