The following samples show basic usage of various APIs. Throughout these samples, you will find code that relies on various authentication methods.
- OAuth2 - To use the OAuth2 samples, create a credential in the cloud developer console, and save the file as
oauth2.keys.jsonin the samples directory. - Service account - To use the service account based samples, create a new service account in the cloud developer console, and save the file as
jwt.keys.jsonin the samples directory. - API Key - To use simple API keys, create a new API Key in the cloud developer console, then store the key in the
api_keyfield ofconfig.json.
View and manage your Google Analytics data.
Documentation for the Google Analytics API in JSDoc.
| samples/analytics | Command-line samples for producing reports with the Analytics API |
View and manage Blogger data.
Documentation for the Blogger API in JSDoc.
| samples/blogger | Command-line samples for reading data with the Blogger API |
Lets you set key/value pairs using the GCE metadata service.
Documentation for the Google Compute Engine Metadata API in JSDoc.
| samples/compute | Demonstrates how to use the Google Compute Engine Metadata API |
Lets you search over a website or collection of websites.
Documentation for the CustomSearch API in JSDoc.
| samples/customsearch | Search from the command-line |
The Google Mirror API allows you to build web-based services that interact with Google Glass. It provides this functionality over a cloud-based API and does not require running code on Glass.
Documentation for the Glass Mirror API in JSDoc.
| samples/mirror | Obtains a list of locations from glass data |
With the YouTube Data API, you can add a variety of YouTube features to your application. Use the API to upload videos, manage playlists and subscriptions, update channel settings, and more.
Documentation for the YouTube Data API in JSDoc.
| samples/youtube | Samples for working with playlists, search and videos. |