Alexa's webpage provides bounce-rate ( defined as the percentage of visits to the site that consist of a single pageview). But I can't get the bounce-rate through the api.
Is it possible the api simply doesn't expose it outside?
[I've read alexa's api manual , and looked around the web, but no answers].
btw - If you have suggestions for other methods to get bounce rates, I'd appreciate them too!
Just in case anyone stumbles here: I ended up using SimilarWeb's API
... It's paid, but it's good!
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I am using fleet telematics API to get the speed limit and traffic sign along the GPS traced route. I am facing difficulty in decoding the values received. I was earlier using the below documentation,
https://documentation.developer.here.com/pdf/locations_data_to_route_hlp/2.5.10/Fleet%20Telematics%20Route%20Matching%20v2.5.10%20Developer's%20Guide.pdf
unfortunately, the above link is not working. Can anyone please help with the document or site where I can get this information?
Thank you very much in advance.
I have VERY limited use of the YouTube API.
I am messing about in the sandbox.
But I would really like to know if it's possible to return all of the comments, made by a certain username?
I'd love to be able to track my own comments on YT videos that I have made?
To be able to see which comment was made against which video?
That would be amazing.
I have made a cursory look into the API and the browser options - but there isn't any way to do as far as I know?
I mess around with the API would I be able to find a call that returns what I am looking for?
Any help? I can't be the 1st person to want this?
I rest an old question which for me has remained unanswered (I do not know if it is possible to go back with an old question on SO).
I hope the weather will have done its job.
I searched a lot on the internet but without success.
I'd like to know if it's possible, through an API request, to get the remaining daily quota on a youtube V3 project.
#MickaelLherminez You can find out your daily quota usage and limit in your Google Developer Console (https://console.developers.google.com).
Once you select your project, go to "Dashboard" and click on "YouTube Data API v3" below your graphs.
Once you click it, you can find your quota information in the "Quotas" block on the left side just below what service you're using (in this case YouTube Data API v3)
This is not possible at this time. The most that you can do is use the YouTube API's Quota Calculator to see how much quota you are using in a day and estimate how much you have left. Hopefully, YouTube will add this feature in the future. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
I'm making an app to keep track of things like miles driven, Kwh used, etc. But I'm having a hard time figuring out how to get a client_id and client_secret being that the API is unofficial.
Here's the Apiary with the API details:
http://docs.timdorr.apiary.io/#reference/authentication/tokens/get-an-access-token?console=1
Anyone know how to generate them? or is everyone else that makes an app for an unofficial API just making a random string for those?
The apiary web site tells you to use the following values.
"client_id”: "81527cff06843c8634fdc09e8ac0abefb46ac849f38fe1e431c2ef2106796384",
"client_secret": "c7257eb71a564034f9419ee651c7d0e5f7aa6bfbd18bafb5c5c033b093bb2fa3",
Another option would be to use the Smartcar's API! The cliend_id and client_secret appear on your dashboard once you sign up (https://smartcar.com), it is very easy to find them. The API also allows you to do other stuff like locking and unlocking the tesla, finding the location, etc.
You can also check the Odometer API endpoint page to learn more about how you can get the miles driven here (https://smartcar.com/product/odometer/).
I have been trying for the past several hours to make an authenticated request to the docker hub api. First of all, let me say that their documentation is very unclear. There are several different subdomains that you have to cycle through. The ones I have seen are index.dockerhub.io, registry-1.docker.io/v1/ auth.docker.com/token. There were others. But you get the point. Its like their api is managed by 30 different people or something and they forgot to have a meeting about how to unify their api. It feels like I have read just about everything I could find on the internet about how to do what I am trying to do, and it still is very unclear to me what I am supposed to do.
Their documentation states that I am supposed to get an auth token before making certain request. Ok. Fine. How do I do that? I got lucky and stumbled across the endpoint, https://auth.docker.io/v2/token/ no thanks to their api. I found it by just guessing. I don't know that version 2 is capable of even doing what I am trying to do.
What steps do I need to take to make authenticated request to the dockerhub api. What I am trying to do more specifically, is I am trying to query information about the given images that are on the hub, like the size of the images, and the basic port information that is available. I know its possible, because I have used services that do it. So, how do you properly authenticate request to get this information?
So after a few more hours of working on this problem, I came across someone who had similar issues and wrote a blog post about exactly how to solve it. The short answer is the endpoint that was missing from the docker api documentation is https://cdn-registry-1.docker.io/v1/. Why didn't they document their api better? I don't know. If anyone wants to read the full article about how this is done, you can find it at http://www.appcontainers.com/requesting-image-information-using-the-public-docker-api/
This was the most helpful article I have found on the subject. Hopefully this will help some other poor soul who is trapped in the confusion known as the docker api.