Ridermansb/vue-gmaps
Search places and address using Google Maps API
PB2204/google-image-fetcher
Google Image Fetcher is a JavaScript library that simplifies the process of fetching and saving images from Google Search using the Custom Search JSON API.
Kianoush-h/product_searcher
This project is a simple web application built with Python and Flask that allows users to upload a picture of a product, such as a pen, and then performs a Google image search to find stores that sell the product. The app then extracts and presents a list of stores along with their prices for the identified product.
JN513/Google_search_API
API desenvolvida em Flask com o Intuito de realizar buscas no google e retornar em formato Json.
CodewithBro95/google-clone
Google clone with Vuejs from Youtube tutorial - Search works with Google's Custom Search JSON API
fredysomy/google-search-api
A google search API which i made using 🐍python ⚗️flask and 🍵beautifulsoup (For scraping live data)
timpalac/angularcustomsearch
An AngularJS application that ties into the Google Custom Search API. Neat.
chachir/bookworm-searcher
A searcher for books using Google Books API, Angular and Bootstrap.
hari1538radha/meals_unbound_vue
The near_buy repository contains a web application that allows users to search for nearby places based on their current location. The application utilizes the Google Maps API to display a map with markers for nearby places such as restaurants, ATMs, gas stations, and more. Users can search for a specific type of place using the search bar
martingaston/billy-search
Search the Google Books API with Python :books:
jrbauti-09/capstone
Full stack web application to post thoughts (recipes), reviews, ingredients and a live search for thoughts (recipes) and recipe books (Google Books API).
rtflynn/twitter_flask_app
This is an app which connects to Twitter using the Twitter API, searches for tweets containing given search terms, and displays the results using Google Charts. It also allows one to read the tweets corresponding to a particular search term by clicking on the corresponding wedge in the chart.
