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I want to write an app where I can search for feeds.
F.e. I write "kicker" und then the app gives me proposals to find the rss I've searched for.
Is there an API or commercial/free website service ?
I could not find any.
Use can use Google's feed find API - https://developers.google.com/feed/v1/jsondevguide.
I have been using google feed search API in my android app and parsing json responses. It does a decent job but not always accurate. Sometimes it gives the home page url of the websites where all the feed links are present.
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How do i know if an api is free for use or has a price?.
I like to use some companies waze,whatsapp,facebook,gmail with my app but was unable to find any information about pricing.
Does opening an app using iframe cost too?.
The best way is to type name_of_software + api in google. For example: Waze Api led me here and Facebook API led me here.
For Waze, you can look into becoming a broadcaster, which will give you access to their resources.
Try around, experiment and see what's out there and if they offer price information or not.
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i am searching for a API which can give suggested queries for auto complete in YouTube. Is there any API for Java or Android.
There is autocomplete box in Android but you need to give a data source or service, but YouTube API doesn't have a service to return auto completes.
You can use: http://suggestqueries.google.com/complete/search?client=youtube&ds=yt&q=Query
If you want JSON back add these parameters. Replace query with your query
http://suggestqueries.google.com/complete/search?hl=en&ds=yt&client=youtube&hjson=t&cp=1&q=query&format=5&alt=json
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I want to write an RSS agregator for Android, so I want to get feeds from user's My Yahoo page. Is there an API to do so?
I spend a whole day to find it but there is no success.
Perhaps somebody know how to do that. Thanks
Well, after few days I found solution.
First step is to parse hidden values from Yahoo login page.
Second step is to make POST request with this values
And finally parse from MyYahoo user's page feeds url
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I am developing an android application. I basically want to read the USSD responses into the application. Is there any API to do so? How to fetch these messages into application?
There is no API for USSD request yet. The ticket to create this API is not closed. But the community has found several hacks how to add this feature to their applications.
The first approach is to parse a log. Here is where you can find a class that do this. And here is a test application that uses this class.
Also there is a second approach.
Good luck!
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I've found Lucene, but the binary is 25Mb and my app is 300K. :( I'd like to index some files when the user does a custom search in my app through the Android system search. As for now, I'm doing a simple string match on the content of the files, and scan all directories for files each time. Is there a search api that would do indexing and possibly filter out stopwords to speed the search up?
Hi you should read the documentation page below. The related part is "Searching your data"
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/search/search-dialog.html
it says that you should use FTS3 extension of SQLite database.