I scanned through the Google API library and it looks like there's no way to get the date on which a Gmail address or Google account was created.
Could you please add that? It will help identify fake accounts that people create just before signing up for your service.
Google has a website called Google Issue Tracker where you can create an issue, such as a feature request.
Before filing an issue, have a look if a similar feature request
exists already.
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Currently, I'm willing to use Google Pay for Passes in order to let users add an event ticket to their google pay app. However, reading the documentation, apparently, I also need a Merchant account on Google. I would like to know if there is any other way to test without having a Merchan yet.
My goal so far is to be able to create just an event ticket class.
I have tried so far using my service account and issuer id, but I'm always receiving and 400 error.
You can try the codelab: https://codelabs.developers.google.com/passes-loyaltyapi
The codelab will take you through the process of creating a temporary issuer account for development purposes.
Is it possible to change user settings in google calendar via API? What I found on their developer web documentation suggests that no, but maybe there is something I missed.
Thanks for any answers
The Google calendar api gives you access to a users google calendars. It does not give you access to change any settings for the user on the Google calendar web application thats two different things.
You can update the calendar itself changing calendar update some of the basic information about a calendar.
Unfortunately what you want cannot be achieved.
As you clearly noticed in the Calendar API documentation, the operations accepted for Calendar settings are: get, list and watch.
What you can do instead is to file a feature on request on Google Issue Tracker here.
I am developing a chat application to provide information on users in our organization.
My question is there any way to access someone's calendar without their inference?
if there is a way how to do it?
Writing it as an answer so it's more clear. In case of public Calendars, you still need the owner to give edit permissions to you in order to make changes in the Calendar, like creating events.
For a more complete explanation: Share your calendar with someone
I have been looking at the ESPN API. However, I have not been able to find documentation on how to get an API KEY. There is nothing in the Getting Started section about getting an API key. Also, I logged into ESPN and went to my Account Information, but I do not see anything there about an API key.
No, they have blocked the ability to register for an API key.
However, you can get NHL statistics for example by scrapping it from their official site using GitHub solutions such as this one:
https://github.com/sintaxi/nhl-api
If there are other open ones I am on the quest as well will be following this!
I am trying to create a location-based services Android application. I had successfully getting the user reviews from Google Places API by following the guidance from this link.
https://developers.google.com/places/documentation/details
I also found many posts regarding how to get user reviews from Google Places. But Now I want to create a function which user can insert reviews from my application. Is there anyway to do that?
Thanks.
No. There is no API for writing review. Also the Google+ mobile URL doesn't have the write review option from last year. Its a bug , but Google is not fixing this.
There is only one way to write review is through desktop URL. I have a similar location base app in play store where I have done some workaround to show desktop site to write review.