Is there any option to filter the results by language in YouTube v3 search API?
In v2 there is parameter like lr which i can set to specified language.
There is no language filtering in Youtube API v3. The only thing you can make with Youtube API v3 is you can use the region code such that
GET https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/search?part=snippet&q=is®ionCode=YOUR_REGION_CODE&key={YOUR_API_KEY}
However, it most probably will not do what you want. Therefore, you should use some external language filtering libraries
relevanceLanguage string
The relevanceLanguage parameter instructs the API to return search
results that are most relevant to the specified language. The
parameter value is typically an ISO 639-1 two-letter language code.
However, you should use the values zh-Hans for simplified Chinese and
zh-Hant for traditional Chinese. Please note that results in other
languages will still be returned if they are highly relevant to the
search query term.
see also YouTube Data API
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https://api.bing.microsoft.com/v7.0/spellcheck?text=mus&mkt=en-GB&mode=spell
Using the above URL and given my supplied API key within the request headers - I am getting no results back from the Bing Spell Checker API using PostMan or from Refit in C#(Xamarin Forms).
For 'mus' I'm expecting 'must', for 'tst' I'm expecting 'test' but, neither seem to work.
I've set the mode to 'spell' which should be the case however, even in 'proof' mode it doesn't return any results.
Please can somebody let me know why?
Thanks
The documentation explains:
Bing Spell Check API lets you perform contextual grammar and spell checking on a text string. While most spell-checkers rely on dictionary-based rule sets, the Bing spell-checker leverages machine learning and statistical machine translation to provide accurate and contextual corrections.
I assume that passing single words in most cases won’t provide enough information for this approach.
Try passing phrases that put your words in some reasonable context like mst have or quality tst.
For single word suggestions you can try a dictionary based service or software package.
I am exploring how to search and filter tweets using the Twitter API version 2 which as of this writing has been newly released. The documentation for this particular endpoint is available here.
I tried successfully searching for the following query:
https://api.twitter.com/2/tweets/search/recent?query=puppy
As I needed to be more specific, I checked out v1.1 docs for rules and filtering and tried to look for tweets containing puppy images (filter:image) and no retweets (-filter:retweets) but I could not get the query in v2 (preferably) or v1.1 working with postman even though I tried percent-encoding for the special characters.
It is also not clear to me from the documentation (though mentioned in the docs) how to specify a certain language like English (lang=english) and a certain distance in the query "37.781157,-122.398720,1mi"
Does somebody know how to pass it into the query?
For language filter you can refer the post
https://community.postman.com/t/define-the-language-of-tweets/20643
But I am not sure about the image filter. But in recent times a developer sean.keegan from Postman is talking more about twitter API's in Postman. Please do check out https://community.postman.com/search?q=twitter and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySbLo13Fk-c
I hope these will be helpful for you!!
translate.google.com corrects word and shows some additional info about it
But Google Translate API returns only translation:
Also, it doesn't translating incorrect words.
Q. Can I somehow translate incorrect words with API?
No, there's no mechanism to do this built into the Google Translate API as of right now.
You'd need to do this correction on your end prior to requesting a translation.
When I search for "football images" on google.co.uk, it knows that I mean the sport that elsewhere might be called "soccer". If I do the same search on google.com, I get American Football.
I'm using the custom search API - how can I tell it that I'm in the UK and would like results relevant to here?
You can limit your engine to operate on sites from a particular country via "cr" param, e.g. in Custom Element it looks like this:
<gcse:search cr="gb"></gcse:search>
Google knows some synonyms on the web, but if your particular use case is not correctly recognized you can add it in Control Panel in Search Features > Synonyms
More on synonyms:
Sorry, I ended up answering this myself. I couldn't get any of the instructions under the custom search API itself to work (although the answer offered above was also mentioned there, but this just made my CSE Context XML apparently invalid), but you can make requests to a custom search engine by using the instructions here https://developers.google.com/custom-search/json-api/v1/using_rest and an API key.
This is how I did it;
<gcse:search cr="countryUK"></gcse:search>
You can even return results in a specific language, code shown below returns results only in french;
<gcse:search lr = "lang_fr"></gcse:search>
This is the reference for Google Custom Search Element Control API: https://developers.google.com/custom-search/docs/element?hl=en
Try to set the 'gl' parameter to the country you want.
For details, look into CSE:list
I'm writing a webapp that uses the YouTube Code API to do specific types of searches. In this case, I'm trying to search for all videos that match a query, and which were uploaded between two dates. This document says I can use published-min and published-max parameters, while this one says I can use updated-min and updated-max.
Both of these parameter sets cause YouTube to return an error:
published-min returns "This service does not support the 'published-min parameter"
updated-min returns "This service does not support the 'updated-max' parameter"
With neither returns a correct result set.
How can I limit my result set to hits within a specified date range?
The Reference Guide for YouTube's Data API doesn't list anything that would suggest the possibility to filter on time interval in general.
The published-min argument is only advertised in the "User activity feeds" section which is something different and probably not the thing you wanted. Or is it?
The updated-min argument in your link is referenced in a generic gdata context. It looks like they intended to describe all the things common to all the specialized APIs, but somehow updated-min isn't available everywhere.
When it comes to your very problem. I would suggest sorting on time (orderby=published) and do the filtering on the client side. I know this is not the optimal way, but the only one I can see with what Google gives us.
youtube api v3 supports publishedAfter and publishedBefore parameters with search results. For example:
https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/search?key={{YOUKEY}}&channelId={{CHANNELID}}&part=snippet,id&order=date&maxResults=50&publishedAfter=2014-09-21T00:00:00Z&publishedBefore=2014-09-22T02:00:00Z