While searching a person's name in google , we are able to see that person's information and photo on the right.
I went through google API but couldnt find a plug to this feature.
Is there someway i can extract this information via API ?
From what I understand the Google Freebase project is an interface to Google open knowledge graph.
Freebase has been shutdown. If you want to extract the data, now you use: Google Knowledge Graph Search API.
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I want to make an app for gamers that uses statistics from the games they play. I want to link Riot/ubisoft/steam/epic games/ account to my app and use the user's game data (with permission of-course). Is there a way to access that information? I was not able to find much on my own. Steam has web apis that might be able to get that information but I don't understand how much information I can get from there as well.
You need to use one of their internal APIs. Ubisoft uses its own demux API. There are several examples on GitHub on how to do that. In my case ,I am grabbing data from tracker.gg and Ubisoft. Here's a repo for my API Server .
https://github.com/alexanderthegreat96/dth-division2-api
My Data Science team is trying to pull Hubspot info into their data visualization platform via Hubspot's API.
They're telling me that they can't find the information fora contact's pageview anywhere. I've searched the documentation for the API, contacted Hubspot Support (who told me they can't help with the API), and spent hours googling but I can't find any information on this.
Does the API simply not provide that information? I know it's collected, because I can see page views in a specific contact's timeline...so why can't I access it via API?
Has anyone overcome this challenge in the past or does anyone have any advice?
I should mention that I'm about 10% literate when it comes to anything code related...so I could just be missing something.
Assuming you are using PHP in your API, then you should be able to find the number of page views here:
$objHubSpot->properties->hs_analytics_num_page_views->value
(where $objHubSpot is the name of the HubSpot object returned through API)
If you want to know the actual URL of the visited pages, then keep in mind that HubSpot only keeps a record of the last few URLs.
I have question regarding Google Custom Search API, is that works similar such as providing results as results provided from Google Assistant ?
our requirement is get result for user query and result should be content rather than web URL's/ links which Google Custom Search API is resulting.
Can you please suggest whether Google Custom Search API will work in getting results such as getting results from Google assistant ?
we have seen "This API brings to you the same Machine Learning technology that both powers Google’s ability to find specific answers to user questions in Google search and is the language understanding system behind the Google Assistant."
Do we get any code samples / API to utilize above system build which is used by the Google Assistant ?
When I Google for something and click on a heading from the Knowledge Graph, Google displays a list of the results just below the search bar:
Screenshot here
I typed in the same thing in my Knowledge Graph API:
https://kgsearch.googleapis.com/v1/entities:search?query=apple%20products&key=[MY_KEY]&indent=True&limit=100
and the results are not the same. Short of scraping, is there a way of obtaining the exact list shown within the results via a Google API? It doesn't seem to be Knowledge Graph, or at least the queries are not the same.
Short of scraping, is there a way of obtaining the exact list shown
within the results via a Google API? It doesn't seem to be Knowledge
Graph
Apparently not, you are using the correct API but unfortunately that is how the API works—it usually gives you a different result than if you do a simple Google search.
Why this is the case—I don't know. I decided scrape google instead.
The Knowledge Graph API doesn't have access to the same data sources as a simple Google search. You can read about here if interested (https://web.archive.org/web/20130329151128/http://zecblog.com/2012/09/16/the-short-life-of-the-open-knowledge-graph/).
But yes in short, you'll have to do your own scraping if you want the same information, although it's difficult because Google purposely obfuscates the HTML tags.
I'm playing around with ideas for my dissertation.
Is it possible to get live search results from Google in my own webpage?
I found this example of a live search (similar to Twitters) but it uses it's own database, has Google got an API that I can access to pull through search results in a similar manner?
Example: http://demos.9lessons.info/instantsearch.php
Please refer to custom search JSON api. You would need Search engine ID and API key which can be obtained from Google Cloud Console.