I am just starting converting an existing app from SurveyMonkey v2 API to v3.
I found the example response on the developer website for getting a survey list was incorrect - when I get a survey list it just contains ID, Title and URL for each survey. It would be good if that could be corrected for the benefit of others.
My app needs the survey list so that it can present the user with a list of the surveys they have access to, and my current version shows date_modified, number of responses and number of questions.
All of this information was available in a single call in v2 API but in v3 we seem to have to go on to do a call for each survey individually in order to get the date_modified and number of questions information and a further call to get the number of responses.
Thus the v3 API is much less efficient at giving us what we need than v2 was.
Is it possible that the V3 survey list could be enhanced to contain that additional information?
The docs need to be updated.
/v3/surveys?api_key=API_KEY&include=response_count,date_created,date_modified,language,question_count,analyze_url,preview
/v3/surveys/SURVEY_ID/collectors?api_key=API_KEY&include=type,status,response_count,date_created,date_modified,url
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I want to get the complete like list of a specific tweet, but the Twitter API only provided an API that can retrieve the 100 most recent users who liked the specific tweet. I also looked for Twitter crawlers on Github, but they all worked in a user-oriented manner, ie they can only get a list of liked tweets of a user, not a list of liking users of a specific tweet.
I also tried to crawl the list using selenium, but maybe due to my limited skill, it didn't work well. I don't want to spend a lot of time studying selenium and front-end knowledge just to accomplish a simple thing, so are there any open source codes or twitter APIs that can do this?
Yes. This has just been announced in the Twitter API v2.
Previously, you were limited to the 100 most recent Likes or Retweets with these endpoints. We heard your feedback that this was too limiting and have updated these endpoints to now return all results. To retrieve a complete list of Likes and Retweets, you can now use pagination.
Use the v2 Likes lookup endpoint: GET /2/tweets/:id/liking_users
I am planning to do a survey using survey monkey. I will require API support to automatically pull responses from your datasource. I looked into https://developer.surveymonkey.com/docs/methods/get_responses/ and it looks like I need to use services like curl to extract data. It also looks like I can extract data in json format. And the data that is extracted using get_responses api, returns only ids.
So my questions are:
1. Do you support REST APIs to download data?
2. Can I download data in csv format?
3. Can I download actual responses with questions and not just ids? What APIs will be return survey, questions asked and user responses?
3. Can you send me an example format of how data will look when downloaded using the APIs?
5. Finally, with $26/month subscription for one month, will I get API support? Is the API support available for free subscription?
Thanks!!
SurveyMonkey does have a REST API
You can get all responses (just ids) doing:
GET /surveys/{survey_id}/responses
See: https://developer.surveymonkey.com/api/v3/#surveys-id-responses
You can get the details and all answers to questions for a specific response by ID doing:
GET /responses/{response_id}/details
See: https://developer.surveymonkey.com/api/v3/#responses-id
Or you can do this all at once by doing
GET /surveys/{id}/responses/bulk
See: https://developer.surveymonkey.com/api/v3/#surveys-id-responses-bulk
Answered by akand074.
We only support JSON at this time.
You'll have to make a separate GET to /v3/surveys/{survey_id}/details to get the survey details, and then map it to the response data.
The format, along with response data examples can be found here.
You'll have to contact api-support#surveymonkey.com to find out.
It seems that the YouTube API doesn't give updated results for mostPopular videos in my country since few days.
Example:
This request (https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/videos?part=snippet,contentDetails&chart=mostpopular®ionCode=FR) doesn't give me the same videos results than the ones displayed directly on YouTube for the French most popular channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmzy72gDEpfXoFV9Xdtd0DQ). It seems that the results of this request is not updated since the 1th of february. Results was real time updated before this.
Does someone know if something is wrong with my API request, or if there are some issues with the YouTube API at this moment?
There is nothing wrong with your request. This is a known issue with the YouTube API reported here for Saudi Arabia (but also applicable to multiple regions), and another related issue here with regard to content from France.
Your best bet would be to follow up with the YouTube team on one of those defects, or potentially (and dangerously) scrape the YouTube site for the correct results.
Problem seems to be solved since 13th of february (maybe someone from Google have seen my post..)
YouTube Channels and chart=mostPopular parameter data are separate data entities, aka you will get different results. They may be related but there is no guarantee you will get the same data. To get the data that you want you may need to query for channel itself and its videos.
I got this information from the thread #Jal linked, there was an update by matthewc...#google.com a few days ago:
The most popular channel for Saudia
Arabia and
the mostPopular chart parameter in the video.list
call
are separate and distinct entities. If you'd like to get the content
of the most popular channel for Saudia
Arabia
please use the Data API video.list call to list the videos with the
channel ID (in this case "UCWY-_j1MCth6yf24m58Bh_Q") by setting the
items/snippet/channelId parameter.
My current concern right now is that there is supposedly a way to get video information from the videos.list endpoint using a channelId, which does not seem the case in the API Explorer. I will update my answer once I figure out what this person meant exactly.
First off, apologize to post this, I don't think it is a duplicate since I kept crawling YouTube API tagged questions since yesterday and I couldn't find a fix.
My Question is, Can I keep using V2 of YouTube API even if it is officially deprecated ? the reason why is because I have 2 issues I still couldn't find a fix for them in V3 and I already have them in V2 : listing a channel's last uploads and popular uploads.
For the last uploads, in V2 I use http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/youtube/uploads?prettyprint=true , while I add ?orderby=viewCount to list the popular ones. I couldn't find an alt in V3 [ Tough I tried https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/videos?part=snippet&chart=mostPopular&forUsername={Username}&maxResults=5&key={key} but it keeps listing videos from a channel I visited yesterday even if I change the username, making me think there is problem with the link or my key, a server key by the way ]
Any ideas ?
Thanks a lot !
Rather than using the videos->list endpoint, you should instead use the search endpoint, like this:
https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/search?order=viewCount&part=snippet&channelId=UCuo5NTU3pmtPejmlzjCgwdw&maxResults=25&key={YOUR_API_KEY}
You can do order=date to have them ordered chronologically rather than by popularity if you'd rather. There are also a lot of other parameters you can use ... see https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/search/list for more details.
If you don't know the channel IDs, but only the usernames, you'll have to have multiple calls ... a call to this endpoint:
https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/channels?part=snippet&forUsername={username}&key={YOUR_API_KEY}
This will return a packet with the channel ID in it. If you'd like to avoid making multiple calls or storing the username/channelID on your own, you could do the video search with the 'q' parameter set to be the username. It often works but you can get extraneous channels that way.
In Youtube API v3, the activity list endpoint returns many activities for various type. Surprisingly the contentDetails return very little information. In terms of comment type, it seems to return only what you have commented to, but no comment identifier nor the actual comment content.
Is there a good way to identify what the user has commented with reference to the exact comment activity?
V3 is still incomplete, some snippet.types like comment aren't available as of now but should be added before api v2 is phased out on 20th April 2015.youtube's v3 migration blog
we use this endpoint
https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/activities?part=snippet,id,contentDetails&mine=true
and parameters to retrieve user's
recommendation, likes, upload, subscription, bulletin
while the full list should be
bulletin, channelItem, comment, favorite, like, playlistItem, recommendation,
social, subscription, upload
comments don't come in this list as of now.
but to get all comments on a particular video you can use their deprecated v2 api endpoint for now
http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/videos/VIDEO_ID/comments