I think the title is self explanatory.
When I create a GSA OneBox which is powered for an internal collection. I then make a GSA search request which triggers the OneBox. Now, will the number of search request on that given second will be 1 or 2?
All i'm trying to figure out is if the OneBox which is an internal provider account for the Appliance's QPS.
It will be two while the onebox search is executing.
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I've read the official document of Google Contacts API version 3.0.
(https://developers.google.com/contacts/v3/)
On the part of 'Retrieving all contacts' there is a note saying below:
The feed may not contain all of the user's contacts, because there's a default limit on the number of results returned. For more information, see the max-results query parameter in Retrieving contacts using query parameters.
I wonder that 'default limit' because I would like to refer to Google's standard for developing.
Is there anyone who knows the number of default limit?
The default max depends upon the API and the method itself. Some of the Youtube methods only return 50 for a max others return 500.
Unfortunately the Google contacts API is a very old API and not well documented. If you dont send a max-results with your request then you will get the default.
You can also send something really big like 100000 if it refuses it it should return an error stating its max.
I am trying to use the SonarQube web service API api/issues/search to extract the information of all issues. But I see that the maximum number of results from the API is only 500 with filters like pageSize.
Is there a different way of using this API so that I can get all the issues in the resultlist?
The web service results are paginated. Use ps (page size) and p to step through the result set.
That said, there's a hard limit of 10k.
I have written a d code to retrieve the available places (like hospitals in US) from google places web service. I am able to retrieve place details only continuously for 2 requests only. afterwards the pagination token is set as 0x0 in the json response.
But if i manually do the search in the google then it keep on moving more than that. What is wrong am i doing here. Google says that it allows 1000 request per day limit for free. But it doesn't serve more than 2 requests. I have used d lang "requests" module for making the http request.
You only get 60 results across three pages, because that's the maximum provided by the API.
Nearby Search and Text Search requests in the Google Places API web service return a maximum of 60 results. See the Accessing Additional Results section of the documentation, which says:
each search can return as many as 60 results, split across three pages.
(Emphasis mine.)
dlang-requests can display (to stdout) detailed info on request and response if you use verbosity=3.
Also you can compile sources it with -debug=requests and set globalLogLevel(LogLevel.trace) to produce even more detailed log information. If this doesn't help, then please give me detailed info on failed API call so that I can reproduce problem.
Based on the documentation it would appear that there is no way to have the phone numbers for a google place to be returned with the Place Search data ?
Which means that if I do a Place Search request I then need to make 20 more "Place Details" requests to get the phone number for each search result.
To mean this seems like a a fundamental piece of information I would expect back from the
"Place Search" request ?
Am I missing something or or is there no way or getting the phone numbers returned based on a search request ?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance
This is correct, there is no way to get the phone number of a business without issuing a Place Details request.
This is in place to encourage compliance with Google Maps APIs Terms of Service - Section 10.2 Restrictions on the Types of Applications that You are Permitted to Build with the Maps API(s): (b) No Business, Residential, or Telephone Listings Services.
You should only need to issue a Places Details request if a user action indicates that they would like more information about a Place.
I'm trying to use Google Places API for a business locator app, but am having trouble creating an exhaustive database of business.
1.The API call only returns 20 results back.
2.The "type" restriction (e.g. type=restaurant) does not pick up all businesses by type in a given zip. I could use "keyword" but not all restaurants have restaurant in their name, and not all spas have "spa" in their name.
3. Each call produces the same set of results from day to day, and with only 20 returns per call, how am I to get a more exhaustive database of businesses?
I can try to get around the above three constraints by looping through a very well degraded search of businesses: say by zip code, some list of keywords, category type. But I still won't get close to picking up the 50 million or so businesses in google places.
In fact, even when I make a call for restaurants and bars in my own neighborhood, I don't pick up popular places down the block from me.
How is the API usable for an app that locates places then?
Any suggestions on how to create a more exhaustive search?
Thanks,
Nad
I'm not able to answer your question regarding Google Places API.
But for your requirements ('business locator app', 'I don't pick up popular places down the block from me') I suggest you try Yelp Search API:
Yelp's API program enables you to access trusted Yelp information in real time, such as business listing info, overall business ratings and review counts, deals and recent review excerpts.
Yelp is a popular review website with a capable API and you may test the quality of database and the devoted user base they have at Yelp homepage.
Note:
They keep some data for themselves and do not return everything in response.
The (free) dev account has a limit of 100 calls per 24 hours.
I know I'm late but maybe it helps someone these days.
By default, each Nearby Search or Text Search returns up to 20
establishment results per query; however, each search can return as
many as 60 results, split across three pages.
You need to use the field nextPageToken that you will receive on the first search to get the next page.
https://developers.google.com/places/web-service/search
An issue in stack overflow says:
There is no way to get more than 60 results in Places API. Some people
tried to file a feature request in Google issue tracker, but Google
rejected it with the following comment Unfortunately Places API is not
in a position to return more than 60 results. Besides technical
reasons (latency, among others) returning more than 60 results would
make the API be more like a database or general-purpose search engine.
We'd rather improve search quality so that users don't need to go so
far down a long list of results.
google places api more than 60 results
I faced the same difficulties that you did and decided to use the Yelp API instead. It is free, very complete and returns up to 1000 results. You should however check the terms of service before doing anything. It does not provide the website of the business (only the Yelp website link).
https://www.yelp.com/developers/documentation/v3/business_search
Other options I investigated at that time:
Foursquare ventures. (It was very expensive, and only returned up to around 100 results)
Here places API
Factual Places (I don't think this one is an API)
Sygic Travel API (Specific for touristical spots)
Planet.osm (OpenStreetMap)