Java Google Alerts API provides you with a lightweight library especially designed to help developers create, delete and update Google alerts within their applications.
Features
- Latest update on 15/09/2016 (Version 2) - UTC +08:00 - Singapore Time
- Supported Finance source
- Fixed: Region issue
- *Note: Please see the email that your Google Alert using
- (maybe the email alert is using uppercase or lowercase)
- So GAService("nnhiti@gmail.com", "pass") will different with GAService("NNHITI@gmail.com", "pass")
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- Required libraries
- No required library
- -
- // First of all, we have to login.. return empty string if login successful else return an error string
- GAService service = new GAService("yourEmail", "yourPassword");
- service.doLogin();
- // Get all alerts.
- List<Alert> lstAlert = service.getAlerts();
- // Get alert by deliver.
- List<Alert> lstAlert = service.getAlertByDelivery(DeliveryTo.FEED);
- // Get alert by id.
- Alert alert = service.getAlertById(alertId);
- // Get alert by search query.
- List<Alert> lstAlert = service.getAlerts("Your Query");
- // Create alert. return an alert id if created successful else return an error string
- // Default deliver is email
- Alert alert = new Alert();
- alert.setHowMany(HowMany.ONLY_THE_BEST_RESULTS);
- alert.setHowOften(HowOften.ONCE_A_DAY);
- alert.setSearchQuery("Your Query");
- alert.setDeliverTo(DeliverTo.FEED);
- alert = service.createAlert(alert);
- // Delete an alert.
- service.deleteAlert(alertId);
- // Delete list of alerts.
- List<String> lstAlertId = new ArrayList<String>();
- lstAlertId.add(alertId);
- service.deleteAlert(lstAlertId);
- // Update alert. return new alert id if updated successful else return an error string
- AlertBean alert = new AlertBean();
- alert.setId(editAlertId);
- alert.setSearchQuery("your new query");
- service.updateAlert(alert);
- Appreciate if you can send to me an email when you have any ideas or need to improve/update
- Ha Nguyen: nnhiti@gmail.com
- Thanks so much.
License
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