Is there any Vimeo API available to get all channels to which the user is a moderator?
There is API for getting all the channels to which a user subscribes
/me/channel
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I have enabled the GP API in the global payment sandbox and now I am testing its API through the postman tool.
So as per the GP API document, we need to generate the token using the below information
https://developer.globalpay.com/api/access-token#/Create%20token/post_accesstoken
And
I am receiving, the below error,
I want to get python samples on using an API KEY to interact with Google's Youtube API V3 and get the list of videos of a specific channel, I don't want to use OAuth, I want to use API KEY credentials.
The API explorer shows both credential types but the code samples only use the OAuth method.
I want to have a python script listing a channels published videos.
I finally figured how to do this from the documentation of the python pakcage google-api-client from here.
This is how to build the service:
youtube = googleapiclient.discovery.build(
api_service_name,
api_version,
developerKey='YOUR_API_KEY')
and then the service will use the provided API to authenticate with Google.
The number of viewers who haved watched a video is easily accessible from the API from videos -> stats/plays but I would also like to retrieve the number of viewers who have watched the video to the end. How do I retrieve this statistic ? It is easily accessible from the website, but I can't find it in the returned stats.
Only the number of plays via the GET video API call for now. https://developer.vimeo.com/api/reference/videos#get_video
If you want to download a table with stats, you will need to log in at your vimeo dashboard ..
#see How to get video stats via vimeo api
and Is it possible to get play statistics from an album of videos using the Vimeo API?
We use Google Geocoding API to map address to Latitude and Longitude.
Here is the sample URL for encoding (which returns json) -
http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?address=Dallas&sensor=false
Message: OVER_QUERY_LIMIT
Ok, it makes sense, because we exceed over 2500 daily limit so we place API key like this -
http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?key=xxxxx&address=Dallas&sensor=false
Message: REQUEST_DENIED
I'm wondering where/how to place the API Key.
Looks like in version 3 you need to pass the ClientID in the URL and not a key as you do in the free version: https://developers.google.com/maps/articles/v2tov3#newkey
So your URL should look like: http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?client=xxxxx&address=Dallas&sensor=false
Not lucky enough to have a paid account so I cannot test - but I think that will get you on the correct path.
Relevant from this link: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/business/webservices/
Client ID
You must include your client ID in all API requests. Your client ID
identifies you as a Maps API for Business customer and enables support
and purchased quota for your application. Requests made without a
client ID are not eligible for Maps API for Business benefits.
If you're switching from the free API services to a Maps API for
Business implementation, you must remove the key parameter from your
requests. Google Maps API web services will deny requests made with
both a client ID and a key.
More information is available in the Authentication and Authorization
chapter of this guide.
If you have lost your client ID, you can recover it by logging in to
the support portal and clicking Maps: Add URLs from the links on the
left of the page.
EDIT
For more information, including instructions on passing your client ID to the Earth API, v2 API, and the Maps API for Flash, please read Loading Client-side APIs.
If you have lost your client ID or cryptographic key, you can recover them by logging in to the support portal and clicking Maps: Add URLs from the links on the left of the page.
I am trying to use a YouTube V3.0 API call to download a JSON feed of information for a particular YouTube channel (e.g: the Apple YouTube channel).
I have been looking at the YouTube API documentation, however I am struggling to construct the correct URL that I need to make the API call.
Basically, I just want this API call to return a JSON feed containing information such a the amount of subscribers, the amount of total video views for a particular YouTube channel.
Any help would be great, thanks.
Dan
Channels->list call id what you re looking for. You can use the API explorer at the end of the page to customize your search and construct the GET request you need.