This library brings the Google Maps API Web Services to your Node.js Java is a registered trademark of Oracle and/or its affiliates.This library is a refactor of a previous version published to It is now being published to Node.js? Want to geocode something? Looking For details, see the Google Developers Site Policies. When to use an API key, when to use a client ID, and how to get hold of yourĪPI key or client ID, see the authentication guide for the API you're using:Įxcept as otherwise noted, the content of this page is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License, and code samples are licensed under the Apache 2.0 License. API keys and client IDsĮach Google Maps web service requires an API key or client ID. Important: These libraries are not coveredīy the standard Google deprecation policy or support agreement. Web services are governed by the Google Maps Platform Terms of Service. The client libraries are wrappers for the Google Maps web services. The client libraries for the Google Maps web services are licensed under the Asynchronous or synchronous All requests support synchronous or.The Python libraries return the structure as it is received from the API. POJOs The Java libraries return native objects for each of the API.Google Maps Platform Premium PlanĬustomers can use their client ID and secret. Easy Authentication The client libraries make it easy to authenticate.Which helps in the event of intermittent failures. Retry on Failure The client libraries will automatically retry any.New GeoApiContext().setQueryRateLimit(qps). Automatic Rate Limiting By default, requests are sent at the expected.

In addition to the functionality provided by these APIs, the client libraries They wrap the functionality of the following APIs: The Java Client, Python Client, Go ClientĪnd Node.js Client for Google Maps Services enable you to work with Google Maps web services on your server.

Node.js Client for Google Maps Services.

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