Is there a function that tells the most searched keyword during the day?
How can you implement it if don't?
The Elasticsearch search engine itself doesn't provide any analytics capabilities. However, the App Search product provides Analytics APIs on top of Elasticsearch, such as the Top Queries API which should return you what you need.
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I'm new to elastic suit and I want to know if there is any way I can create visualization in kibana from java api?
To be more specific:I have a chatbot where I define different parameters from user sentences.
When user submit requests, in background (java code) I want to create visualization using the provided parameters.
Then get the iframe and embed it on to the chatbot for user.
Any pointers to this will be very helpful.
Thanks,
Costi P.
As far as I know there is no dedicated Java API for defining visualizations in kibana.
You can however post a visualization to the kibana index.
See details here: https://discuss.elastic.co/t/building-kibana-dashboard-dynamically/33713
There is also this:
* https://discuss.elastic.co/t/how-to-create-visualization-on-the-fly-using-a-script/31255
* https://discuss.elastic.co/t/how-to-dynamically-create-kibana-dashboard-in-5-0/74259
Is there a direct API to call to search through conversations with a search term?
If no direct API, is there an API I can use inside a bot that will allow searching by a term?
There is currently no functionality for this, nor a firm ETA.
They hide this stuff.
On purpose.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/query-parameters#search-parameter
Does google people api support the ability to query? Currently, the older api contact google api allows you to use a query parameter "q" to do a simple text search. Was wondering if people api supports this?
Thanks,
Derek
Google People API currently does not support doing such a query. That functionality is one of the feature requests.
I have made a custom search engine using Google search API. The search engine has 2 separate engines (categories) and I want to use separate API keys for them. Does this violate the TOS of Google ?
I need to retrieve google search results for about 200 phrases per day, legitimately through google's systems. I am using php and have been using googles old web search api: https://developers.google.com/web-search/ though as it clearly states it is now officially deprecated. They want users to move across to the "Custom Search Engine API", which I have signed up to be billed for does not do the same thing, it won't run without a cx parameter, meaning you REQUIRE a custom search engine, which you cannot (any more) set to show google results.
Is there a legitimate way to query google for results any more or am I stranded using the existing API up to its 100 query limit per day until they switch it off?