I'm looking for a Google API call to know which services (Gmail in my case) are enabled for an organization or for a user.
The question has been asked without answer there : Google API for Google Services
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If this existed, it would likely be in the Admin SDK rather than the Gmail API. That being said, I've never seen this and wasn't able to find any hint of it within the specific APIs within the SDK (would likely be in the Admin Settings API).
I am pretty sure this isn't possible via API currently.
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My web app have recently been approved to use the Google My Business API, when I login to my Google Cloud Library for the related project to enable the API, I could't find the the Google My Business API.
Can anyone tells how to resolve this issue ?
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In the list of project APIs, it is shown as "Google My Business API".
The list of project APIs, including the "Google My Business API"
Have you tried with your corporate email account?
Faced a similar problem when I tried to enable Business Messages API. Then I realized
google business won't allow generic email addresses for the allow list and we have to share individual corporate accounts for APIs access and developer console access.
I would like to get a list of all the APIs, which are enabled for my project in Google Developer Console. Is there any way?
PS: I know there is a Google Discovery API, which can be used. But I would rather not apply a filter myself.
The discovery services API returns a list of all available Google APIs and has nothing to do with your project on Google Developer console.
There is not currently an API that will give you access to the enabled APIs within a project on Google Developers console. You will have to check manually on the website yourself.
I am looking for API access to Google Developer Console. Is there a public API to enable/disable/view usage of certain services inside of the developer console?
not yet, no. You have the AppIdentity API that can provide some "admin" stuff, but VERY little, and nothing really related to any services or quotas or anything. All it does is give you your appID, your default version hostname, and small stuff like that.
I'm looking for a way to get a list of all the users apps (that is apps published by the user NOT apps downloaded by the user).
Which API should I be looking at? I'm also interested in getting data about the apps uploaded.
Something like this:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Goodgame+Studios
But as a api call.
As far as I know there is no official API to do that.
You may look for some third-party APIs like http://www.playstoreapi.com but I don't know if it is enough for you.
We have a Google Apps Marketplace App. Or more precisely, we have 2: one in the old marketplace and one in the new. Both point to the same URL, both do exactly the same thing (OAuth2 authenticating the user(even users from the old Marketplace,, because we handle this users like the "normal" users coming from the Chrome Web Store ).
Now Google wants us to move the users from the old Marketplace app to the new one.
How do we do that?
According to Google's document we should call an UpgradeApp API for every domain.
This requires that we find out all the domains (we don't know them because we don't care, if the user is a marketplace user or not).
So we should probably use licenseNotification on the old Marketplace app, to find out all domains and migrate them one by one?
To try this, I tried to issue the API from API Explorer (https://developers.google.com/apps-marketplace/v2/reference/licenseNotification/list) but got a message (403 FORBIDDEN complaining that I should activate the API . How do I do this? (I already have a project where the Marketplace API and Marketplace SDK is enabled).
Will this approach work at all?
Are there simpler ways of doing this?
The API explorer approach works, I just tried.
Make sure you are providing correct applicationId which is the key here.
GET https://www.googleapis.com/appsmarket/v2/licenseNotification/applicationId