This repo contains developer code samples from the Coding #Python and #Google with @wescpy blog as well as older but still relevant content such as posts from the old G Suite blog as well as @wescpy's former Google/Python blog. Where possible and time-permitting, equivalent Node.js samples will be available as well.
Samples demonstrating only one product group are prefixed under the product group name (see table below) while cross-product samples will go into multi.
| Directory | API families |
|---|---|
apps |
Google Workspace ("GWS"; formerly G Suite and Google Apps) |
cloud |
Google Cloud (Platform; "GCP") |
gemini |
Gemini API |
maps |
Google Maps (Platform; "GMP") |
youtube |
YouTube |
multi |
(multi-product sample apps) [N/A at this time] |
The chart below identifies the code samples and posts covering them:
| App | Sample | Blog post |
|---|---|---|
apps/export-doc-pdf/ |
Export Google Docs as PDF (Node.js & Python) | Export Google Docs as PDF |
apps/import-csv/ |
Import CSV to Google Sheets (Node.js & Python) | Import CSV to Google Sheets |
apps/sheets_display.py |
Display contents of public Sheet | API keys 2 |
apps/drive_list.py (other repo) |
Display first 100 files/folders in Google Drive (Python old auth) | OAuth client ID 3 |
apps/drive_list-new.py (other repo) |
Display first 100 files/folders in Google Drive (Python new auth) | OAuth client ID 3 |
apps/drive_list.js (other repo) |
Display first 100 files/folders in Google Drive (Node.js CommonJS [require]) |
OAuth client ID 3 |
apps/drive_list.mjs (other repo) |
Display first 100 files/folders in Google Drive (Node.js ES Module [import]) |
OAuth client ID 3 |
cloud/language/nlp_sent_query.py |
Sentiment analysis of text using Natural Language API w/lower-level platform Google APIs client library | API keys 2 |
cloud/language/nlp_sent_query-gcp.py |
Sentiment analysis of text using Natural Language API w/higher-level product GCP client library | API keys 2 |
cloud/appengine/nodejs |
Node.js App Engine "Hello World!" | Exploring GAE (TBD) |
cloud/appengine/python3 |
Python 3 App Engine "Hello World!" | Exploring GAE (TBD) |
cloud/transnatlang/ |
Text-based language processing (Node.js & Python) | Text-based language processing |
gemini/gemtxt-simple-gai.py |
Google AI Gemini Pro 1.0 API Python sample | Gemini API "Hello World!" |
gemini/gemtxt-simple-gai.js |
Google AI Gemini Pro 1.0 API (CommonJS) Node.js sample | Gemini API "Hello World!" |
gemini/gemtxt-simple-gai.mjs |
Google AI Gemini Pro 1.0 API (modern JS/ECMAScript module) Node.js sample | Gemini API "Hello World!" |
gemini/gemtxt-simple-gcp.py |
GCP Vertex AI Gemini Pro 1.0 API Python sample | Gemini API "Hello World!" |
gemini/gemtxt-simple10-gai.py |
Google AI Gemini 1.0 Pro Latest | Gemini 102: Beyond "Hello World!" |
gemini/gemtxt-stream10-gai.py |
Google AI Gemini 1.0 Pro Latest | Gemini 102: Beyond "Hello World!" |
gemini/gemtxt-simple10-chat-gai.py |
Google AI Gemini 1.0 Pro Latest | Gemini 102: Beyond "Hello World!" |
gemini/gemmmd-simple10loc-gai.py |
Google AI Gemini 1.0 Pro Vision Latest | Gemini 102: Beyond "Hello World!" |
gemini/gemmmd-simple10url-gai.py |
Google AI Gemini 1.0 Pro Vision Latest | Gemini 102: Beyond "Hello World!" |
gemini/webgem/ |
Google AI Gemini 1.5 Flash web apps (Node.js & Python) | Gemini 102a: Creating basic gen AI web apps |
maps/ |
Maps Geocoding, Directions, and Time Zone APIs (Node.js & Python) | Explore the world with Maps APIs |
maps/maps_geocode.py |
Geolocate address with Maps Geocoding API | API keys 2 and Explore the world with Maps APIs |
youtube/ |
Query for (public) YouTube videos (Node.js & Python) | Intro to the YouTube APIs |
youtube/yt_video_query.py |
Query for (public) YouTube videos (Python) | API keys 2 (and Intro to the YouTube APIs) |
"Support" will be provided in a "best-effort" manner. Open to fixes and updates to existing samples and affected blog posts. File a "bug" against an existing sample with details. If there is a "missing" sample you are proposing that doesn't exist (whether you write the code and submit the PR or are requesting someone do it), also file a bug and state why it would benefit the community. Currently, only (server-side) Python and JavaScript (Node.js, Apps Script) samples are being considered.