I've tried clearbit's api. But it doesn't give me many company's website url. Is there any other way to do it? One of the companies whose url this api cannot find is 'Acute Leukemia French Association'. My code is as follows:
response = requests.get('https://autocomplete.clearbit.com/v1/companies/suggest?query={Acute Leukemia French Association}')
Output: []
I have used this earlier for similar implementations. Try this: Crunchbase API
Also, check some of other related APIs Other APIs
You can try fetching Crunchbase data from the following API, it has a bit of latency but is pretty accurate-
https://rapidapi.com/shake-chillies-shake-chillies-default/api/crunchbase4
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I am working on a project that scrapes multiple YouTube channels display name, creation date, subscriber count, and view count. I need help creating this project because I can't seem to find anything about it. I have a YouTube API Key and I just can't seem to find anything about this.
It's a little hard to work with the sample code that the YouTube api shows. Use the curl section. Then send a request to the link that shows and use the information. for example send http request to this:
https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/channels?part=statistics&id=[Channel ID]&key=[Your API]
and this address give you JSON file and you can get what you want!.
for example you can see subscribe count from channel list section in youtube api document. like this image.
you can find other things with this way!. good luck :)
also you can use this.
i'm making sample for you.
def subscribeCount(channel_id):
API = f"https://youtube.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/channels?part=statistics&id={channel_id}&key=[Enter Your Api Key]"
json_data = requests.get(API).json()
subscribeCount = json_data['items'][0]['statistics']['subscriberCount']
return subscribeCount
this sample need channel id(Like all other sections xD). and api key you Which you got from the google developer console.It then shows you the number of subscriptions to a channel. The rest of the sections work the same way.
Read the following article for more information.
How to Use the Python Requests Module With REST APIs
How to get the body information of an article using the Python SDK in Confluence.
hi, I now have A need to synchronize all space A of Site A to space B of site B.
This is the SDK That I use:
https://atlassian-python-api.readthedocs.io/confluence.html#get-page-info
I know how to use the creation of articles, which is a great help to my synchronization work.
But I couldn't get the content of the article with the SDK!!!
This is a two-step process
get the page id by using confluence.get_page_id(space, title)
get the page by using confluence.get_page_by_id(self, page_id, "body.view", status=None, version=None)
The python api is a thin wrapper around the confluence REST API. So ou'll find most of the explanations here: https://developer.atlassian.com/server/confluence/confluence-rest-api-examples/?_ga=2.109597317.1235713429.1594896063-1132282397.1590409375
I'm trying to use the Vimeo API with Python, but I'm stuck trying to find video's using keywords.
What I have is this, after successfully registering with Vimeo:
import vimeo
client = vimeo.VimeoClient(
token='my_token',
key='my_key',
secret='my_secret_key'
)
about_me = client.get('/me',params={'fields':'uri,name'})
json.loads(about_me.text)
these return my user credentials. Now I want to use a similar approach to get videos using Query keywords, like on their page. But I cannot get it to work.
So, I want to have a JSON returned with movies based on keywords (like 'interstellar trailer' and not the URI or id of Vimeo).
But for some reason, I can't get the query keyword to work, and from the linked page above, I cannot figure it out how to implement it in my code.
27-02-19: UPDATE: I figured it out, and will update my solution here, soon.
The /me endpoint only returns the user object for the authenticated user.
To get and search for videos, use the /me/videos or /videos endpoint (depending on if you are searching for videos on your own account, or searching for videos from other users public on Vimeo).
i am creatin a project which includes integrating some major Video Network in Python.. My Main Objective is to make people search public videos by input keywords. I have done foe Youtube and now i want something similar with Vimeo but i don't get any idea on how there URI Request works.. As for Youtube i used the below codes to make a video search through the API..
import requests
def browse_video_by_keyword(search , pageToken):
_KEY = 'AIzaSyAlpM2iiTfLFUvEs3dR5IsHKX-wOJzh_uo'
url = 'https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/search?key={api_key}&part=snippet,id&pageToken={page}&maxResults=24&q={keyword}'
request = requests.get(url.format(api_key=_KEY , keyword=search , page=pageToken))
res = request.json()
return res["items"];
I Need someone to give me idea on how i can do something similar to this for Vimeo API.. I have search through very where i can but no get any idea.. Any Help would be appreciated. Thanks In advance..
Looking at Vimeo API documentation, I think you need to hit their "Search for videos" end point. You can read more on it here
I am writing in Python a module that will query Google's Custom Search API and return all listings of domain 'example.com'
I Have been reading instructions at https://code.google.com/apis/customsearch/v1/getting_started.html and am a little stumped at the moment.
Are my assumptions listed below correct?
For example, to search for results that has 'example.com' in the URL, the query is:
*'https://www.googleapis.com/customsearch/v1?key=my_key&cx=017576662512468239146:omuauf_lfve&q=site:example.com'*
*key=my_key:* value of key given by google
cx=017576662512468239146: name of the search engine (google)? Is this correct?
*omuauf_lfve:* I have no idea what this is
q=site:example.com: This should return all results with 'example.com'; e.g. www.a.example.com, b.example.com, example .com
Though this question is quite old and the author doesn't seem to be too responsive, Google still highly ranks this page and many people may come here, so I post my answer.
Searching with Google Custom Search is described in this answer to similar question.
Parameters are as follows:
key - yes, it is API key for your Google account. To obtain it go to APIs console, switch on Custom Search API on Services tab and find actual API key on API Access tab.
cx - yes again, it is search engine unique code. Note, that this code is of form "123456:abcdef", so "omuauf_lfve" is part of this code, not the other param.
q - actual search query. "site:example.com" is part of Google's query language. See search tips for details.