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I am working on an android application where app user takes a picture and post it. I wonder how could I get the name of the taken image from reverse image google search? Is there a public api?
For example when a user takes a picture of his car, then description of the taken picture automatically fills with "car".
Seems like there's no reverse image search API from Google out of the box.
People just build systems which mimic image search behaviour via doing the requests to Google servers theirselves.
The easiest way for this is the following process:
Build your own backend, where you'll upload photos which have public-facing URL.
Perform a request to https://www.google.com/searchbyimage?&image_url=<URL>, parse the response, execute some returned JavaScript and grab the metadata.
Return the data to your app in the required format.
This is not documented anywhere. So it can change anytime in the future.
Google has specific Custom Search API, but as of now, it doesn't support reverse image search.
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I have developed Android application (Application somewhat social media type and this is the first application I have developed) and in that there is a feature to upload images by users.
So my question is if any user uploaded any copyrighted or offensive image then who is responsible for it? User or owner of the application developer (in this case me)?
Is there any 3rd party tools needed to scan or verify the images?
Short Answer: Write "Disclaimer"
If you are developing web application which users can upload photos and share them in anywhere they want, you can take those photos' copyrights with yourself or make your users to take that responsibility.
This is where you have to write "Disclaimer" for your application before you give the users access to use your system let them accept your term and conditions and disclaimer so they should be informed that they have responsibility on what they upload.
Also you can have a reporting option where the victim can report the incident so you can review that and delete the particular content from your site.
Is there any 3rd party tools needed to scan or verify the images?
Yes, there are many but how are you going to ensure that the image has copyrights ?
Better, you should be able to catch any of your users on this case.
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I have just installed opencart and now I want to create restful custom API for my opencart store to get used by y android developer.
Version OPENCART 3.0.2
But I am new to API and I do not know what to where to do and what needs to be shared with my android developer, can some one please help me with the perfect tutorial where I can learn and implement this thing.
I am trying to search the details on google.
I have found this link
https://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/explore-rest-apis-in-opencart-20-part-one--cms-25122
But it is not written any where that what I will give to my android developer so that he can use my API I have not started yet. My store is fresh please help me with end to end steps if someone knows.
Thanks
Opencart provides a simple REST API although it's probably not advance enough to match your app requirements but you can get an idea about how to write your API.
Opencart's API can be found here:
Catalog/controller/api
For using the API you have to login first.
In order to login simply send a post request to
Yoursite.yourdomain/index.php?route=api/login
Please note that you need to send a username and a key in your post request.
You can set the username and key in admin/system/users/api
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Is there any way or any google api to get the Location/town and State of specified pincode in android?
In the case of India, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA provide a OGD platform. They provide a service. API. Requests can be sent over HTTP. Data can be returned as JSON, XML, or JSONP.
This Link may Help you.
By typing my postcode and country into Google Maps: 0632, New Zealand
I am presented with the selected area that I live in:
https://www.google.co.nz/maps/place/Auckland+0632/#-36.744195,174.6597443,13z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x6d0d3bf959b8543d:0x9893a342eb13de66
Thus, by querying Google's Geocoding API you can determine the LatLng position from a similar search string. For example:
https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?address=0632+NEW+ZEALAND&key=YOUR_API_KEY
Will return JSON data detailing my area. Note that this requires an API key to use. See the following link for more information:
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/geocoding/intro
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Basically I need to find the portions of my app page where the maximum clicks has been fetched..The graphical form of it is heatmap which brightens up the area where the users clicked the most.CrazyEgg is one tool which has heatmap but it basically does for website,I need to find the analytics on my app.There is one 'uservod' but it gets the heatmap only for iOS apps.I need it for both android and iOS.Please let me know if there are any such tools.
You could take a look at "Tealeaf CX Mobile" (IBM).
But be aware that it might be a little expensive.
IBM Tealeaf On Cloud has an analytics module, called Overstat, which basically gives you exactly this ability. You can view clicks and all sorts of other actions in a heatmap over the webpage in question, and create subsegments to understand the user activity going on in your application.
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Is there a youtube API available for android?
If not how would one go about getting video's from youtube other than through the web browser?
At the google IO of this year (2012) they announced the youtube api for Android apps, it isn't available yet, but they say that is going to be available soon, you can see the video here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WFsx-u-q3Y
EDIT: Now It's available: https://developers.google.com/youtube/android/player/
The YouTube Data API allows a program to perform many of the operations available on the YouTube website. It is possible to search for videos, retrieve standard feeds, and see related content. A program can also authenticate as a user to upload videos, modify user playlists, and more." (source)