So I am a newbie to APIs and I have seen google's chrome.windows api https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/windows and I want to usedit, however there is no installation guide or, anything to go on. How do you setup this API in a C# project in VisualStudio?
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I want to programmatically get all the open tabs in Chrome across all the windows.
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In the past i have created an application that created google calendar events. I am attempting to re-create that and everything is working great until i need to get the 'credentials.json' file. I cant remember how to get that file created, and nothing on the internet seems to be able to do it without using google cloud.
Wondering if there is a way to do this without using the google-cloud?
I am using C# and the 'Google.Apis.Calendar.v3' package.
Any help would be great, thanks.
Sadly, I don't think you can do it without the help of Google Cloud. (Same as what Infinite Coders mentioned in the comments)
Follow the .NET quickstart here for the complete list of steps you need to take to integrate google calendar to your script.
The quickstart above includes the credential creation which you can visit here directly.
To get a credentials.json file your application needs to be registered with google on google cloud console.
This is how google knows who is using their apis and authorization server. There is no way to automate creating the credentials.json it must be manually created.
Depending upon which type of application you are working with will define how it is created Installed app , web app or service account
I'm building a blockchain-themed web browser in a C# .NET Windows Form Application and want to allow users to view sites using the dat:// protocol. I have found several repositories online but none of them seem to be for C# or close to what I want.
I've already tried using the Dat P2P Protocol Firefox addon but the setup was too difficult and I'd have to figure out how to add extensions to the browser in the first place.
Currently there's only one implementation of Dat, which is built for NodeJS. There's a rust implementation being developed as well.
Is there a way to integrate Google Maps into a C# WinForms application without embedding a browser into the application?
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Somewhere in 2016, Google declared that you must use a key to use their Google Maps API, that leaves you with 2 options.
To open Google Maps from the internet directly by URL (using a browser) or
Get a key, and run it using javascript, but you'd still need a browser to execute the javascript.
As far as I know, there are no current option to use Google's API offline from your own application, even the offline version of Google Maps itself will only be available for 30 days, due to the daily change in infrastructure in the world.
I have to make a very basic website as a final project in a intro web design class, but because I had some free time and I like programming I made a simple web application for the website. How do I access the web application from a page on the website? I've tried googling it, but I don't know if I am phrasing it correctly or not because it never returns what I am looking for.
I've been doing more research and learned that in order to access a web app I need to deploy it to the server. I haven't had time to mess around with this, so I don't know more than that, but even when it is deployed to (I would assume) the same server as my website how would I access it via a web page on the site?
maybe this is the answer you were trying to find on google ,i do not full understand what you mean, but i hope this what you were looking for (got from google)Open Access, and select a web app template. (Web app templates have a picture of a globe in the background.) Tip: If you don't see the template you want, under the Search for online templates box, select Databases. Then, to find database templates on Office.com, enter one or more keywords in the search box.
Is there any very simple sample applications to get started with facebook dev?
I just want to know how I would connect to facebook through silverlight, get the authentication stuff out of the way and then develop, debug and test my applications.
Do I need to be connected to a server which connects to facebook or can I do the development from my own PC which can 'talk' to facebook?
I'm also a bit worried about the updating APIs. Some of hte samples seem a bit old? I'd really like something for the latest version of silverlight/facebook API...
We are working on posting some silverlight samples to the Facebook C# SDK on Codeplex in the next week or so. You can find that SDK at http://facebooksdk.codeplex.com or http://www.microsoft.com/facebook. We will have an in browser and out of browser sample. For now, we have other samples on there that you can look at. For the most part the SDK works the same on any .Net platform.
I've been working on a SL application with facebook integration that utilizes. I use the JavaScript SDK to log the user in, then pass the access_token into my SL app via a ScriptableMember method. I then use the FacebookApp constructor that takes an access token to create a new Facebook App object. Then I can make my calls directly from the SL app, without the need for a server-side proxy.
One thing to note, in your Facebook applicaiton settings, just enter http://localhost/ without the port for your site address.
I'm eagerly awaiting a little more guidance from Nathan, as he's a developer of the C# SDK