Im doing a Project to fetch the result from different search engines and extracting common results
I searched and Choose Google, Bing and EntireWeb.
I succeeded with the Google and Bing by getting the API keys from them, But I unable to Get the EntireWeb API key, they say The Partner Id is the Required parameter, I read their documentation
http://entireweb.com/search_api/implementation/
But there is no explanation about how to getting partner ID and too I mailed them before two days, but No reply From them
I found somebody in stackOverflow was using it, and asked a question about that
android connecting to json/xml api
So I know, anybody can access their API, but Its not possible without getting partner ID
Finally the Question is How to Get the Key from EntireWeb
According to http://www.entireweb.com/services/ the Search API is not available anymore. Also, the Search API Documentation is not found.
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How can I get reviews that are related to a document?
It is possible to get relations between issues and documents using the relationships endpoint (using a container ID), but I cannot find any method to show related reviews.
I searched the APS documentation without finding an answer:
https://aps.autodesk.com/developer/documentation
As of now, Review API isn't exposed.
Please, refer to known issues and wishes at Docs ACSD-11159
I found a solution that i posted here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/74891063/8218981
You can access reviews with a 3-legged token. The API is not documented, but the site acc.autodesk.com, uses it.
get reviews
https://developer.api.autodesk.com/dm/v2/projects/<project_id>?sort=-sequenceId&offset=0&limit=20
get review info
https://developer.api.autodesk.com/dm/v2/projects/<project_id>/reviews/<review_id>/versions?limit=50&offset=0
You can find a beta implementation in Python here: https://github.com/petrbroz/forge-sdk-python/blob/a5987c7ffe60bdcf1472caeb1e6f268fd0a5a36d/src/autodesk_forge_sdk/reviews.py#L58-L98
I'm reading the documentation of GM-APIs, I found the section relative to "Places", but I can't find anything to get the information about the per-hour number of customers for a certain place.
Do you know whenever you search a place on GMaps, there is an indication of the frequency of customers, in that way you can know if the place will be busy or empty.
Is there any way to retrieve that information through Google Maps API?
Currently, there is no available feature in Google Maps API that could get the exact number or the of people in an establishment to determine its busiest time of the day.
However, there is an existing Feature Request in Google Map Platform's Public issue tracker to expose the place's popular times which seems to be related to the feature you are looking for.
Here's the link to that feature request: https://issuetracker.google.com/35827350. You can star/favorite this feature request and feel free to leave a comment there regarding your use case for additional information as well.
One of our customers is using google maps with a "Client ID". We've developed our product using the Google API Key. All of the features of the map are working properly using the API key, but we are unable to confirm that the client will get the same results with the Client ID since we do not have one. Two question, do you believe that the features will work the same using either the API or the Client ID? Second question, how much does it cost to purchase a Client ID?
Client IDs and API Keys are forms of authentication and authorization. There are easy-to-follow guidelines on their proper usage and their limits. Everything you need to know about them can be found in the documentation (also try seeing the docs per product in the 'For more information' section):
https://developers.google.com/maps/premium/overview#authentication_and_authorization
Related SO post and answer about using Client IDs for their Javascript API:
google maps api javascript usage
For pricing, read more about it here:
https://developers.google.com/maps/pricing-and-plans/
EDIT: There has been recent Google Maps Platform pricing and product changes You'll always need an API key and a valid billing account associated to your Project if you want to use the Google Maps Platform APIs. If you've never had a Client ID then you don't need to worry about it, just continue using your API keys.
You may run into some APIs (i.e. Speed Limits API) that seem to need a Premium Plan account. If you really need access to these, simply contact sales using this form.
P.S.
When using API keys, be sure to properly restrict them!
I'm using Search Console API (Webmaster Tools API) with Google App Script.
And then I want to get the Index status to know how many contents are in the Google index.
But I could not find the suitable API... What is good solution? thanks.
Went over the Search Console API and found none with regard to pulling index status. Also found the same question in this google forum and answer also states that there's no such feature yet. Try to file a feature request here.
Using Google Places API requires an API key. I remembered I registered for one and used it successfully, but this was several months ago. Now I can't find this key!! Any clue of where I can look it up again? I tried to look through my Google account but no success!
Thanks,
In order to use the Places API you do need a developer key, at least if you want to go over 1000 queries a day. You registered for it in the Google API Console, and you can find it again there.
This appears to work for me - I 'lost' my API Key ages ago
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/tutorial#api_key