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Google API for Python

I want to exploit Google services like Gmail, maps, search, buzz from Python on the client side. Anyone who has any experience working with any Library / Toolkit, please suggest me some

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Shatu Avatar asked Jul 03 '11 13:07

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What about Google's very own libary?

This is the list of supported API's. As for e-mail, I would stick with POP3 / IMAP / SMTP...

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mac Avatar answered Oct 18 '22 09:10

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