Facebook GraphAPI v.1.0 allowed to manage (create, update, delete) events remotely (via API). This functionality seems not to be available in v2.0 and it says you can NOT create,update,delete (see the screenshot and source below).
V 1.0 will be discontinued from April 2015. But I can't find any official resources which says how this functionality will be available in the future. How to do it?
Does anybody know what is the best way to use in our new apps in order to keep the event management stable for long term (beyond 2015?
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/reference/v2.0/page/events
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When I view an epic in the ZenHub dashboard, I can see the issues which relate to an epic. It seems these can be added/removed using the REST API described here:
https://github.com/ZenHubIO/API#add-or-remove-issues-to-epic
Is there also an REST API which allows for the retrieval of the epic issues?
It seems the GraphQL API described here is a little more feature rich but I was unable to locate the reference documentation which describes the query I am looking for. It appears that the Explorer feature could be used to locate the right schema information, but it seems this is not available on ZenHub Enterprise?
I am working on a project where I want to set the social media preview for multiple (lots of repositories) I own. I know there is a manual way to do it as mentioned here.
I was wondering if there was some way to do it via Github API or what kind of scripting could automate the task for adding social previews to multiple repositories.
If it was doable via the API, it'd almost certainly be one of the parameters at https://docs.github.com/en/rest/repos/repos?apiVersion=2022-11-28#update-a-repository. It's not there as of the time of this writing, but maybe someday.
There's sort of a feature request at https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/32166. It's unclear if there's a better place to make an API feature request.
Google has recently released the Conversational Actions skill creation kit. From my understanding, it differs from the previous Actions on Google set that was available and, indeed, on the integrations part of Dialogflow, the AoG integration is now considered legacy, and separate from Conversational Actions.
Is it possible to create a new Google Conversational Action via an API? All the documentation ends up mentioning the Actions API at some point or another. However, clicking on the "Documentation" tab on the API page does literally nothing.
On the Conversational Actions reference page, there are numerous manifest definitions for various things, such as Entities, Actions, Intents, Scenes... Is there an API somewhere that would allow for programmatic creation/update of actions?
If so, what is the preferred method of authenticating with said API? oAuth, some sort of a token?
I have asked a similar question before about AoG, and the answer was "no". Has anything changed?
IMPORTANT: gactions CLI is off the table. I know it's available, its usage is less than ideal.
The short answer is no - the Actions API is not publicly documented or available, although you need to grant your Google Cloud project access to it if you want to use the gactions CLI.
Clearly there is an API somewhere, after all, gactions needs to be permitted to it, as you note. But they haven't made it available. (At least not yet.)
Judging just by the gactions command, it would be able to do most, but not all, of everything needed for the "programmatic creation/update of actions". While it would be able to update actions, it can't create them - right now that needs to be done through the web console. Although you can create a project using the gcloud command, there does not seem to be any way to "promote" it to an Actions project - trying to use gactions at this point just gives an error that says you need to create it in the console.
I've noticed that the JSON API for Google Cloud Storage is, as it says, "Experimental", and that the URL's I'm supposed to use all have 'v1beta2' in it. It looks like it hasn't been touched since May 7th, and I'm wondering if it's worth creating a new project with this service as primary storage service if I'd want my app to go live in a month or two. Is there a release date somewhere, or is it more like "it'll take as long as it takes"-kinda thing?
Please don't downvote, I wanted to ask this in Google Cloud's own forum as this isn't a programmatic question, but as it turns out - their forum is linking me here to SO asking me to tag with 'google storage' for anything related to it.
The Google Cloud Storage JSON API is marked "experimental" to mark it as an exception to our deprecation policy. As we bring it to full release, there is a chance we may make some changes to the API, and this is why you see the special URLs. We don't have a date yet for full release. You should be able to use it just fine, if you are prepared to migrate your app to the official API when it is released.
Facebook has introduced Field Expansion feature in Graph API to help developers to construct complex nested queries.
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/field_expansion/
There is no doubt about the benefits this feature would give us. But what about the existing apps? Will this affect them or backward compatibility has been taken care?
I'm an engineer on the Platform team and worked on this feature. Everything is 100% backwards compatible; existing apps do not need to update.
From the document you linked - 'This is meant as an advanced feature with no cost on the simplicity of the basic Graph API.'
I don't see any reason this feature of the API wouldn't be compatible with the basic usage that's already in place. It would have been announced as a breaking change otherwise
My Application is affected. the daily_active_users, weekly_active_users, monthly_active_users on graph.facebook.com/{APP_ID} has been disappeared where did it go?