Google locations
Finds the exact place name to send as `location` to the Google endpoints: the `canonical_name` of a match is that name.
Finds the exact place name to send as location to the Google endpoints: the
canonical_name of a match is that name. Covers every place Google can target (countries,
regions, counties, cities, neighborhoods, postal codes, airports and more), with its
coordinates and population where known.
Best matches come first: places whose name starts with q, then places whose name contains
it, then places whose full name contains it, ignoring case and accents. Within each group,
the largest reach first, then countries, regions, counties and cities ahead of smaller
areas. No match is [].
Free: a call is never counted against your key's quota, though the key is checked and
the call holds one of its concurrency slots. Answers may be cached for a day; the data is
rebuilt about every two months. GET takes the same fields as query parameters.
Coordinates and population (reach) come from GeoNames,
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X-API-Key<token>Your API key.
q*string1 <= length <= 100limit?integer1 <= value <= 10010The matches, best first. [] when nothing matches.
application/json- response
[index: integer]?curl -X GET 'https://api.justserp.com/v1/google/locations?q=london&limit=10'[ { "google_id": 1006886, "google_parent_id": 20339, "name": "London", "canonical_name": "London,England,United Kingdom", "target_type": "City", "country_code": "GB", "reach": 8961989, "lat": 51.50853, "lon": -0.12574 }]Google Play Product GET
The Play page of an app (`store=apps`), with its reviews, answered as the document: `product`, `media`, `permissions`, `data_safety`, `additional_information`, `similar_products`, `reviews` and `reviews_pagination.next_page_token`.
YouTube Search GET
One page of YouTube's results for a query, under the YouTube Search parameters and answered as the document: `search_metadata`, `search_parameters`, `search_information`, the blocks the page has (`videos`, `channels`, `movies`, `playlists`, `sections`, `shorts`, `posts`, `suggestions`, `featured_channel`, ...) and, when there is more, `pagination.next_page_token`.