This page provides links to convenient ways to access the Home Graph API.
Home Graph API client libraries
The Home Graph API is built on HTTP and JSON, so any standard HTTP client can send requests to it and parse the responses.
However, instead of creating HTTP requests and parsing responses manually, you may want to use the Google APIs client libraries. The client libraries provide better language integration, improved security, and support for making calls that require user authorization.
Go
Get the latest Home Graph API client library for Go (alpha). Read the client library's developer's guide.
Java
This page contains information about getting started with the HomeGraph API by using
the Google API Client Library for Java. For more information, see the following documentation: Select your build environment (Maven or Gradle) from the following tabs:
Add the following to your Add the following to your
Add the client library to your project
pom.xml
file:build.gradle
file:
JavaScript
Read the client library's developer's guide.
.NET
This page contains information about getting started with the HomeGraph API by using
the Google API Client Library for .NET. For more information, see the following documentation: Install the NuGet package:
Google.Apis.
Downloading the library
Node.js
Get the latest Home Graph API client library for Node.js. Read the client library's developer's guide.
Obj-C
Get the latest Home Graph API client library for Objective-C. Read the client library's developer's guide.
PHP
Get the latest Home Graph API client library for PHP. Read the client library's developer's guide.
Python
This page contains information about getting started with the HomeGraph API by using
the Google API Client Library for Python. For more information, see the following documentation: You can either use a package manager or manually download and install the Python client library: Use pip or setuptools to manage your installation. You might
need to run Because the Python client libraries aren't installed in the
App Engine Python runtime environment,
you must
copy them into your application just like third-party libraries.
System requirements
Install the client library
Managed install
sudo
first.
pip install --upgrade google-api-python-client
easy_install --upgrade google-api-python-client
Manual install
python setup.py install
App Engine
Ruby
This page contains information about getting started with the HomeGraph API by using
the Google API Client Library for Ruby. For more information, see the following documentation:
Depending on your system, you might need to prepend these commands with
If you haven't installed the Google API Client Library for Ruby before, install by using
Install the
google-api-client
gemsudo
.
RubyGems
:
gem install google-api-client
If you already have the gem installed, update to the latest version:
gem update -y google-api-client
Get started with the Google API Client Library for Ruby
To learn how to make your first request, see the Get started guide.
Other ways to access the Home Graph API
The following table lists other ways to access the Home Graph API:
Access method | Description |
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APIs Explorer | An interactive tool that lets you try out Google APIs right from your browser. |
Other libraries
Other libraries and repositories that can assist with your smart home integrations.
Library | Description |
---|---|
Actions on Google Node.js library | This is the Node.js library for implementing Google smart home fulfillment. For more information about Smart Home integrations, see the smart home module. |
Actions on Google Java library | This is the Java library for implementing Google smart home fulfillment. For more information about Google smart home integrations, see the smart home module. |
Google smart home JSON schemas | Repositories of JSON schemas definitions for Google smart home intents and traits interfaces. See JSON schemas generators options to generate libraries artifact for supported languages. |
Local Home SDK typings library | This is the TypeScript library for implementing Local Home SDK fulfillment. For more information, see the local fulfillment guide. |