Para llamar a este servicio, te recomendamos que uses las bibliotecas cliente que proporciona Google. Si tu aplicación necesita usar tus propias bibliotecas para llamar a este servicio, usa la siguiente información cuando realices las solicitudes a la API.
Documento de descubrimiento
Un Documento de descubrimiento es una especificación procesable para describir y consumir las API de REST. Se usa para compilar bibliotecas cliente, complementos IDE y otras herramientas que interactúan con las API de Google. Un servicio puede proporcionar varios documentos de descubrimiento. Este servicio proporciona el documento de descubrimiento siguiente:
Un extremo de servicio es una URL base que especifica la dirección de la red de un servicio de API. Un servicio puede tener varios extremos de servicio. Este servicio tiene el siguiente extremo, y todos los URI que se muestran a continuación son relativos a él:
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