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developers.google.com maps › documentation › mobility › journey-sharing

Consumer SDK scheduled tasks overview  |  Mobility scheduled tasks consumer experience  |  Google for Developers

Share the progress of scheduled tasks

developers.google.com maps › documentation › places › android-sdk

Autocomplete (New)  |  Places SDK for Android  |  Google for Developers

response to a request that includes a text search string and geographic bounds that control the search area. Autocomplete can match on full words and substrings of the input, resolving place names, addresses, and plus codes. Your...

developers.google.com maps › documentation › places › web-service

Autocomplete (New)  |  Places API  |  Google for Developers

Autocomplete (New) is a web service that returns place predictions and query predictions in response to an HTTP request. In the request, specify a text search string and geographic bounds that controls the search area. Autocomplete (New) can match on full words and substrings of the input...

developers.google.com identity › protocols › oauth2 › production-readiness

Comply with OAuth 2.0 policies  |  App verification to use Google Authorization APIs  |  Google for Developers

When you're ready to deploy your implemented solution beyond your development environment to your app's users, you might need to take additional steps to comply with Google's OAuth 2.0 Policies. In this guide, we outline how to come into...

developers.google.com maps › documentation › mobility › fleet-engine

What is an on-demand trip?  |  Fleet Engine Journeys  |  Google for Developers

The documentation in this section shows how to create and work with trips using the Google Maps Mobility on-demand trips service. It assumes familiarity with the following: Fleet Engine: You should be familiar with Fleet Engine...

developers.google.com maps › documentation › mobility › operations

Set up the JavaScript fleet tracking library  |  Google Maps Platform  |  Google for Developers

Before using the JavaScript fleet tracking library, make sure you are familiar with and have set up Fleet Engine. For details, see Fleet Engine. This document shows how to enable authorization between the web page app and Fleet Engine. Once your requests to Fleet Engine have been set up with the...

developers.google.com maps › documentation › mobility › driver-sdk

Reference overview for scheduled tasks  |  Driver SDK for scheduled tasks  |  Google for Developers

This section provides reference documentation for the APIs that make up the Driver SDK for scheduled tasks. Except as otherwise noted, the content of this page is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License, and code samples are licensed under the Apache 2.0 License. For details...

developers.google.com maps › documentation › mobility › fleet-engine

Introduction: Create vehicles  |  Fleet Engine Essentials  |  Google for Developers

For general information about how vehicles work in Fleet Engine, see the following guides in the Fleet Engine essential section: The documentation in this section describes how to create and manage vehicles in Fleet Engine. You create vehicles in the Fleet Engine server environment to mirror the...

developers.google.com maps › documentation › mobility › operations

Reference for fleet tracking  |  Google Maps Platform  |  Google for Developers

The reference for the JavaScript fleet tracking documents is hosted with the full set of reference resources for the Google Maps Platform JavaScript API.

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