I would like to know if there is a way to generate a documentation API with Postman in different languages, so that users can choose the language in which the documentation is shown.
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I am trying to use the Node.js SDK for the Natural Language API (#google-cloud/language). I can successfully analyze the entities for a string as per the docs.
What I want to do is analyze the same string but using the Healthcare Natural Language API. This seems like it should just be a flag or extra parameter to the language client, but I cannot find any documentation at all about how to specify which topical language API to use.
Can this be done from within the SDK or does this require making raw requests to healthcare.googleapis.com?
The Cloud Healthcare API documentation reference does not mention any language API's, at least at the moment.
So you have to use REST/RPC or maybe you can raise FR. It's not quite clear how to do this for this product, but I am sure it should be done via "Sent Feedback" button on mentioned documentation page.
Anyway, for all Google products, language APIs (like mentioned Node.JS SDK) are just convenient libraries that use REST API under the hood.
Because of the unique requirements of medical documents, the Healthcare NLP API exists separate from the general purpose NLP API.
You can analyze entities using the analyzeEntities API method
curl -X POST https://healthcare.googleapis.com/v1beta1/{nlpService=projects/*/locations/*/services/nlp}:analyzeEntities \
-d '{
"documentContent": "<your doc here>"
}'
You can find the documentation here and a how to guide here.
Is it possible to force the delivery of a more or less formal response via parameter for Google NL or the AutoML models?
Other MTEs have this functionality but we've not been able to find anything similar while working with the REST API.
No, the Google Translate API, like most machine translation APIs, does not support parameters for formality or gender.
You could try to achieve it with an AutoML custom model or with the glossary feature.
Ive read within documents that AWS RestAPIs within the API Gateway service supports automating the process of generating SDK's.
I'd like to generate a .NET Standard library based off of an API that is contained within RestAPI (which had swagger doc used for generating docs/method)
How exactly can I auto-generate (by way of scripts) .NET standard library based on an ASP.NET Core WebAPI which is using swagger and has been placed behind RestAPI front-end?
Does AWS support .NET Standard?
What other methods of automatically generating the SDK should I consider to do the job? Any insight is appreciated, fundamentally I really liked the idea of auto generating a client sdk based on api documentation based off of swagger. And those customers I would like to do it for have heavy use of .net.
Note: Im not looking for java , javascript , android , objectivec (for iOS), swift (for iOS), and ruby. Specifically, I am looking for .net.
I have used NSwag.CodeGeneration.CSharp to generate .NET clients from swagger definition. Here is my code I used for my AWS re:Invent presentation last year. https://github.com/aws-samples/cloudmosaic-dotnet/tree/reinvent-2019/Application/Clients/CloudMosaic.API.Client.Generator
My requirement is - I have an application and need to get product details from amazon, ebay & few more websites for a product. Please let me know the process for getting the product info & also let me know how could i achieve this using C/C++ language. Does amazon support soap still? some where i saw its not supported. If soap is not supported then whats the next alternative?
You can use eBay API, and amazon API, and if you want to compare data and categories between the two (amazon and eBay), you can Try using http://www.ecommerceapi.org
it's an API that combine between them
For example if you have one categoryId of eBay, Ecommerceapi can tell you what is the match for it in amazon
What ever you choose depends on your requirements of the project, API is simple technology that allows you to query the source over http.
I'm just brainstorming, and don't really know much about these technologies yet. What I want to do is provide an easy and secure for users to prove who they are across multiple web sites, and I want to provide a way for web sites to share certain information with each other (if the user gives them permission). After a little reading, it seems like OpenID and OAuth would be the best way to solve this problem (right?).
After searching, I've found two interesting projects. One is "Step2" which only has Java libraries (not a problem for me, but other, partner websites might not be coded in Java), and looks like it has been abandoned. Another is "OpenID Connect," which doesn't look like it's even been started.
So, I've guess I've got three questions. Is linking OpenID and OAuth what I should be doing? Is there a OpenID+OAuth project that has a lot of support? If not, would it be easy to integrate the two myself?
OpenID is interesting in cases like Stack Overflow where you want to let people log in with external credentials but not with the intent of exchanging data with that external site.
But I don't think you need OpenID for the scenario described... by putting users through the OAuth flow, users are effectively "proving who they are across multiple web sites" as part of the authorization process.
Describe OpenID and OAuth, how works OAuth and what does OAuth.
DotNetOpenAuth is an open source library that supports OpenID, OAuth and
support for your site visitors to login with their OpenIDs.
Document describes OAuth authorization process as well as how to work with OAuth tokens.
Also gives an overview that How to implement Google using OAuth for our web application's.