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An easier to use interface for the Blogger JSON API

As I have been reviewing the applications to use the Blogger JSON API, I have noticed that a fair number of you appear to be integrating with Blogger JSON API using JavaScript. So, in the interests of making things easier for all of you, here is a walk through of using the just released JavaScript Client Library for Google APIs to access the Blogger JSON API.
The first step is exploring the methods we can call in the Google APIs Explorer. The method in the Blogger JSON API collection that most people use, understandably, is the method to list the most recent posts for a Blog - posts.list. This method takes one required field - the blogId that identifies a particular blog - and a number of optional arguments that allow us to tune what information is returned.
The information I am requesting from the Blogger JSON API is the post titles and content for the code.blogger.com blog which has a blogId of 3213900. To limit the returned data to just the post titles and content, we use the optional argument fields with the value of items(content,title). Here is a link to the Google APIs Explorer with the appropriate information pre-filled so you can see both the underlying query that is sent to the Google APIs servers, as well as the shape of the returned JSON data.
The next step is the JavaScript required to request this data and make use of it. I am using the JavaScript Client Library to both construct the query, as well as navigate the results, reducing the complexity of the code.
To load the library, all we have to do is include a script in our HTML that loads the library as follows:

The part of this code to pay attention to is the argument onload=init. This nominates the init function to be called once the JavaScript Client Library has loaded. The init function is where we configure the client key and the API we want to work with:

function init() {
  gapi.client.setApiKey('YOUR_API_KEY');
  gapi.client.load('blogger', 'v2', function() {
    // ...  
  });
}

You can retrieve the API Key from your project on the Google APIs Console, once you have requested that I enable the Blogger API for your project. The gapi.client.load function takes the API name, and version, of the API you want to use, and a callback function to run once the API support code has been loaded. In this code, we are loading the Blogger v2 API.
Inside the gapi.client.load callback, we have the following code to configure a request to the Google APIs servers:

var request = gapi.client.blogger.posts.list({
  'blogId': 3213900,
  'fields': 'items(content,title)'
});

Note how we now no longer need to construct our own query url. The JavaScript Client Library deals with all the messy issues of making sure the arguments are correctly escaped. Next, we can issue the request to the servers as follows:

request.execute(function(response) {
  // ...
});

The execute method takes a callback function that will be executed once the Google APIs servers respond. The most important part of this callback function is the data that is handed to us in the response argument. In the body of the callback function, I iterate over the items member to pull out the titles and contents of all the returned posts:

for (var i = 0; i < response.items.length; i++) {
  $("#target").append("
" + response.items[i].title + "
");
  $("#target").append(response.items[i].content);
  if (i+1");
  }
}

The eagle eyed among you will have noticed that I am using jQuery to insert the returned HTML into the DOM. I am using the latest stable jQuery hosted on Google’s Libraries API.
You can see the results on code-blogger.appspot.com. I have used HTML5 Boilerplate as the starting point for building this example, to get all the latest HTML5 magic. If you have any questions about this sample, please post them to theBlogger Developers Group.

Monday, February 17, 2014

2014 Agenda Cultural Campus @ FIX University newsRus.com InglesAgil RecStay(A&F)

Iconografía Calima “La Metalurgia, expresión de poder Calima”.

22 de Febrero de 2014. 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

CALI, Área Cultural Banco de la República

Máscara

Ilama 1600 a.C. - 100 d.C. 17 x 19,7 cm

Restrepo, Valle del Cauca

Museo del Oro Calima

Banco de la República

Panel Cosmovisión indígena, motor para la conservación del patrimonio natural.

21 de Febrero de 2014. 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm

CALI, Área Cultural Banco de la República

Este seminario pretende propiciar un espacio para la reflexión en torno a las diversas cosmovisiones y prácticas culturales indígenas, y su relación con los medios naturales con los cuales están en contacto. Somos conocedores que las comunidades primitivas desde tiempo prehistóricos han adoptado manejos sostenibles que han significado la preservación de este vital patrimonio, que contrasta con las mentalidades de occidente. Nuestra contemporaneidad afronta gravísimos problemas que atentan con la preservación y manejo adecuado de diferentes ecosistemas, es pues, responsabilidad de diferentes actores sociales generar comportamientos y propiciar medidas que garanticen la preservación y buen uso de estos recursos.

Conferencistas:

Diego Armando Burgos Salamanca

Administrador del Medio Ambiente y de los Recursos Naturales, de la Universidad Autónoma de Occidente -UAO-, Cali-Colombia, Master en Agroecología, Cultura y Desarrollo Endógeno Sostenible en Latinoamérica, de la Universidad Mayor de San Simón y Agroecología Universidad de Cochabamba –AGRUCO- Bolivia. Docente-Investigador de la UAO, Programa Administración Ambiental, Miembro del Programa internacional Comparando apoyando el Desarrollo endógeno sostenible en Latinoamérica –COMPAS-.

Jesús Alfonso Flórez López

Antropólogo y Filósofo Universidad Nacional de Colombia. Doctor en antropología Universidad Paris 8. Decano facultad de Humanidades Universidad Autónoma de Occidente Cali.

Lugar: Área Cultural Banco de la República Calle 7 N° 4 - 69

Informes: 6847754-51 svalenvi@banrep.gov.co

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