I'm building an iphone app based on maps using MapView and now I want to show driving directions in it between two points without the use of Google Maps Api. I'm trying to find directions api but cant.how should i solve this problem or use any other idea.
Here is the Google Directions API
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/directions/
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I would like to add to an app the directions from the Google maps as seen bellow, but the information to come from the google maps when I am starting the navigation (a route on the main Maps App. Would that be possible? And if yes, where would I start?
EDIT: This post describes better the issue I'm having, and it even provides a Kotlin library that can be used.
You can use Mapbox API for Navigation. It's a very great library to use.
Check this tutorial for implementation.
Check the example that you want exactly.
Basic UI Navigation Example
BETA => Turn-by-turn navigation
This can be solved using the notification Listener Service. There is a Kotlin library that can be used.
I am currently trying to develop a tool to use Google Search Console API in order to get some data from my website.
My main goal is to get the 'Links Report' such as Top linking domains & Top linked pages in an automated way.
I don't know if this is available via Google API. I have found nothing till now.
Is this even possible to get such list via the Google Search Console API?
I'm doing the same thing, hoping someone will answer that question
I’m wondering how I can create a music Player for my Google Assistant compatible devices (e.g. Google Home mini, my tablet, phone...). I’ve been researching about how I can do this, but I’ve just found things like using Dialogflow, node-js and/or Actions on Google using Google Firebase Cloud Functions. I’m new to all this, I was motivated by Spotify and Pandora and all those other services. So I also tried looking up how they do it, but I found nothing. If any of you Know how to do it, please help me.
In addition to all that, I am just a tad bit confused about the whole Dialogflow and Actions on Google integration, but that’s easier to fix than the overall question.
If this isn’t “solvable” is there a way to do it with Dialogflow Fulfillment’s?
In order to create something like Spotify or Pandora, you need to partner with Google to create a media action. These are different than the conversational actions that you can create using Actions on Google and Dialogflow.
If you want to create a conversational action with Actions on Google and Dialogflow that produce long-form audio results as part of the conversation, you will want to look into the Media response, which you can include in your replies.
HI I am trying to embed google earth map in my website at the moment, but because the "embed kml tool has been deprecated" I am unsure of how to do so ? I have tried using fake embed kml tools, but they don't seem to work as they are relying on Google APIs.
Has anyone had similar experience in embedding google earth in html?
The Google Earth Plugin javascript API still works for now. Google even has "adapter" code that will let you place an "Earth" toggle button next to the "Map" and "Satellite" toggles and sync a Google Map javascript API V3 implementation to the Google Earth plugin. I've got it working even now on my own website, and I put it together only two months ago.
However, it will stop working in December this year, so I know I'm going to have to replace that. You should note that the new Google Maps My Maps engine (aka Google Maps Engine Lite) now has a native Earth mode instead of a Satellite mode. It is widely hoped that Google will soon release a Google Maps javascript API V4 that accesses this new maps engine, and give everyone a more uniform API interface to both Maps and Earth (and is consistent with the Mobile API implementations)
So for now, if you are just learning and the map added to your site is not critical long-term, go ahead and use the Google Earth plugin API to learn how to use both Maps and Earth APIs even together. It really won't be time wasted. But you will have to rework and replace it before year's end.
If however you are building something long-term for a customer or that map is the key aspect of your site, you should start researching alternatives. There are all sorts of discussions and recommendations (just do a search) and Google itself is making recommendations to use other (non-free) replacement products for commercial uses.
And keep watching Google's own developer's site for announcements about the APIs. Likely there will soon be a way to access the new Earth interface.
I am trying to embed a map in my web application and am looking at options to start from scratch. I have access to a google earth server for thick client google earth. I do not have the option to use google earth plugin. (clients are using Linux and there is no google earth plugin available on Linux). Can I use the google Earth server to somehow create a base map or WMS service for use in OpenLayers?
From my point of view there is no problem using it as a WMS base layer. Like this example.