Now I have my application which reads magazines, books and articles. Now I want to be able to connect to the store from my app and get this items.
How do I do this?
I am pretty certain people may have already posted this but I just can't seem to write the correct phrase in google to get me to the link.
You can only accomplish embeddeding using the Google Books API using the Embedded Viewer API
Say: to allow the user to download the book from Google Books in whatever format which could then be stored and read out of your app would surely go against a Policy even if you found a way to do it for free books (I'm guessing). But embedding them seems like fair game.
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I've built an app using Ionic that takes pictures and uploads them to Firebase Storage. What I'd like to do next is to make it so that the directory structure and images are accessible from a Google Team Drive.
What would be a good way to go about this? I don't have any code examples because I'm inexperienced with this and I don't really know where to start.
Would I write code to put in Firebase functions that would upload the images every X hours to a Google Accounts' Team Drive? Since Firebase Storage is just using Google Cloud anyways is there an API I could use? Does Firebase have this capacity already and I just don't know about it?
The Team Drive is under G Suite for my company so I could get a Google account made just for this purpose.
I'm new to Stack Overflow, sorry if this post breaks any rules.
https://github.com/firebase/functions-samples/tree/master/google-sheet-sync
This is the only example on the internet that I could find that addressed this issue.
It is a working (With a few tweaks as of Novemeber 2017) example of OAuth and Google's API for uploading information from the Database to a Google Sheets document via an onWrite() event trigger.
I managed to get this working, and in combination with the Google API docs and a lot of rummaging have sort of managed to get Google Drive connected.
The key points are:
-Follow the Firebase Functions examples
-Examine the google-sheets-sync example
-Firebase Functions takes node.js javascript
Posting this answer because it sounds simple but this was a hell of a lot of digging for me to find this all.
i want to show the all android apps based on the developer. For this requirement i have searched allot but i didn't get any solution. Any one had idea about this....
Explanation:
Suppose one company submitted some apps in google play store then these apps have to be list in my activity. If this company submits any apps in future also those have to be list in my activity
Edit
When clicking on each app we have to redirect the user to play store for downloading the particular app
An open-source API for the Android Market
This is not an official API.
This library allow you to ask directly google's official android market servers for information, search for apps, ...
Requirement
No specific requirement, it use java.net.URL for communication with the google market server.
Current Progress/Features
You can browse market with any carrier or locale you want.
Search for apps using keywords or package name.
Retrieve an app info using an app ID.
Retrieve comments using an app ID.
Get PNG screenshots and icon.
Reference: https://code.google.com/archive/p/android-market-api/
For any help using this API please use the Google Group.
You can also find some useful answers in this question.
Getting Data from Android Play Store
Does Google provide a JSON API for their Play Store of some sort that would allow me to do something like compare version numbers? I've looked around and the only solution people are proposing is to scrape the store website and some of those answers are very old. Are there any libraries available?
I know apple has a way of doing this via url: http://itunes.apple.com/lookup?bundleId=com.example.app
We have bulk uploaded our client's locations, and they are in the process of being verified by Google. Once that is done, we would like to use the data in our client's iOS and Android apps, as part of a Store Locator feature.
i.e. we want to lookup the exact verified business locations and associated details, by an id, as opposed to text search, which could potentially hit some other businesses, or previous listings of our client's locations (which are not the official and verified versions).
I have tried to look at both the Google Places API as well as Google Maps API, but I cannot find any mention of a group id or anything of this sort. I might be looking completely in the wrong direction, so thought it would be worth while trying SO.
So, to rephrase the question, is there an API endpoint to fetch a bulk uploaded list of locations (some 150 of them), to consume in an iOS and an Android native application. No code examples needed, just looking for a pointer to the correct Google product / API for this, if one exists.
PS> I am not familiar with Google Maps API for Work. We were hoping for a free route, but if that sorts out the use case, it's also acceptable.
Thanks!
I don't believe the Places API has the concept of a group ID that represents multiple place IDs. I think you will have to simply collect the individual Place IDs of your uploaded locations.
Would be great, if someone suggest me a way to access Google Googles API or Google Search by Image API.
Currently seems that Google doesn't incentive the use of this API for third parts developers unlike the others Google APIs.
The image search in Google site has a button with a camera that allows the user to upload an image and start a search by image content, if the Google Googles API are not accessible directly, maybe, a good idea might be parsing the Google Search by Image page code and implement a system that access this service through Google Site.
A way to access this function in an app would give to developers infinite possibility to make new awesome apps.
Any suggestion?
Both of these features use internal APIs that are not publicly accessible. They're not intended to be used by software that you write.
If you tinker around, you might be able to reverse engineer them, but I'd recommend against it. Any code you write that depends on them can break at any time without warning.