Integrations

Recommended patterns for your own code - and ready-made integrations for Postman, AI assistants and no-code tools.

This page has two parts: proven patterns for keeping a copy of the job postings in your own system with as few requests as possible - and ready-made integrations for Postman, AI assistants and no-code tools.

Job Postings API (JSON)

1. Size the query first

Call count with the same filters to know how many postings - and requests (10 postings each) - a query needs. Each count is one request.

curl 'https://daily-international-job-postings.p.rapidapi.com/api/v2/jobs/count?countryCode=de&title=developer&dateCreatedMin=2026-09-01&dateCreatedMax=2026-09-30&isDuplicate=false' \
  --header 'X-RapidAPI-Key: YOUR_API_KEY'

2. Initial backfill

Load the last weeks or months day by day (dateCreated=YYYY-MM-DD) or as a date range, with cursor=true for complete, stable paging. Store each posting with jsonLD.identifier as key, so repeated imports update instead of duplicate.

3. Daily sync

Postings are added continuously and a day is complete about two days later. Run a daily job that fetches the last three days (dateCreatedMin = today - 3, dateCreatedMax = today) and upserts by jsonLD.identifier. Overlapping days cost a few extra requests but never miss late arrivals.

import datetime, requests

URL = "https://daily-international-job-postings.p.rapidapi.com/api/v2/jobs/search"
HEADERS = {"X-RapidAPI-Key": "YOUR_API_KEY"}
today = datetime.date.today()
params = {
    "countryCode": "de",
    "title": "developer",
    "isDuplicate": "false",
    "dateCreatedMin": str(today - datetime.timedelta(days=3)),
    "dateCreatedMax": str(today),
    "cursor": "true",
}
while True:
    data = requests.get(URL, headers=HEADERS, params=params, timeout=30).json()
    for job in data.get("result", []):
        upsert(job["jsonLD"]["identifier"], job)  # your storage
    if not data.get("nextCursor"):
        break
    params["cursor"] = data["nextCursor"]

Want only the newest postings, e.g. for alerts? Use sort=newest and stop as soon as you reach a posting you already know.

4. Recover after an outage

Store the date of the last successful run. After a failure, set dateCreatedMin to that date and run the sync again - the upsert makes it safe to fetch days twice.

5. Remove outdated postings

Postings are not re-checked after collection. Use dateActive (presumed end date, from dateExpired or dateCreated + 1 month) or jsonLD.validThrough to hide postings that are probably no longer open.

6. Avoid duplicates

Reposts of the same job (same company, city, country and title within 3 days) are flagged with isDuplicate. Send isDuplicate=false to skip them - it also saves requests.

7. Handle errors and limits

Retry 429 and 503 with exponential backoff, fix the request on 400. Watch x-ratelimit-requests-remaining to see when you reach overage. Details: Pagination, rate limits & quota and Errors & billing.

RSS Feed API (job boards)

  1. Build one feed URL per category, e.g. per country and job title. The key goes into the URL: https://job-postings-rss-feed.p.rapidapi.com/api/rss/v1/jobs_full?countryCode=us&title=nurse&rapidapi-key=YOUR_API_KEY.
  2. Leave dateCreated empty for a rolling feed: each import gets the postings of the day before yesterday, the last complete day. Set dateCreated only for one-off backfills.
  3. Import once a day. More frequent imports return the same postings and cost requests. The number of postings per import depends on the plan - see Pagination, rate limits & quota; from the Pro plan on, importers that follow page get more.
  4. Let the job board expire postings after about 30 days - the feed does not send removals.
  5. Use the same feed URL in any importer (WordPress job plugins, jBoard, JobBoard.io and others). Keep the key private: anyone with the URL uses your RapidAPI quota.

Postman collections

Import a collection into Postman (or Insomnia/Bruno), set the variable rapidapiKey to your key and send the first request. All parameters are included and described; optional ones are disabled.

No-code and AI integrations

All integrations are open source (MIT) and use your own key for the Job Postings API.

MCP server for AI assistants

Lets Claude, Cursor, VS Code and other MCP clients search and count job postings and build RSS feed URLs.

Docs · npm @techmap/mcp-server · Smithery · GitHub

n8n community node

Search jobs, build RSS feed URLs, trigger workflows on new jobs and use Techmap as a tool of the n8n AI Agent.

Docs · npm n8n-nodes-techmap · GitHub

Zapier

Trigger "New Job Posting" and search "Find Job Postings" (invite-only for now).

Docs · GitHub

Pipedream

Action "Search Jobs" and polling source "New Jobs".

Docs · GitHub