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Google API Client (e.g. Python)
Here are some samples which use the Google API client library. These examples
are written in python, but they may be similar in other programming languages,
such as PHP.
For using the Google API clients, you will need both an API key
and a service
account document, as described in the Permissions section in
quickstart
requirements.txt:
google-api-python-client>=2.98.0
insert.py:
from
googleapiclient.discovery
import
build
from
google.oauth2
import
service_account
# This must be a valid service json document
SERVICE_ACCOUNT_FILE
=
"/.../google.....json"
SCOPES
=
[
"https://www.googleapis.com/auth/content"
]
credentials
=
service_account
.
Credentials
.
from_service_account_file
(
SERVICE_ACCOUNT_FILE
,
scopes
=
SCOPES
)
url
=
"https://css.googleapis.com/$discovery/rest?version=v1"
# This must be a valid API key
key
=
"..."
with
build
(
serviceName
=
'css'
,
version
=
'v1'
,
discoveryServiceUrl
=
url
,
developerKey
=
key
,
credentials
=
credentials
)
as
service
:
# Add more parameters
# Use your CSS domain ID
request
=
service
.
accounts
()
.
cssProductInputs
()
.
insert
(
parent
=
"accounts/1234567"
)
response
=
request
.
execute
()
print
(
f
"
{
response
}
"
)
list.py:
# Code from above
with
build
(
serviceName
=
'css'
,
version
=
'v1'
,
discoveryServiceUrl
=
url
,
developerKey
=
key
,
credentials
=
credentials
)
as
service
:
# Use your CSS domain ID
request
=
service
.
accounts
()
.
cssProducts
()
.
list
(
parent
=
"accounts/1234567"
)
response
=
request
.
execute
()
print
(
f
"---
\n
Response: {response}"
)
# Use your CSS domain ID
# the id is built using your country/language (it in this example) and the
# id you gave when uploading the item.
request
=
service
.
accounts
()
.
cssProducts
()
.
get
(
name
=
"accounts/1234567/cssProducts/it~IT~myproductid"
)
response
=
request
.
execute
()
print
(
f
"---
\n
Response: {response}"
)
```
language
=
python
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Last updated 2024-07-23 UTC.
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