google-play-data-retriever
Access Google Play store artifacts, including application specifications and user feedback, via a standardized RESTful interface. Enhance capabilities with supplementary endpoints and features prioritizing user data protection for smooth application incorporation.
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Google Play Data Retriever
This service, the Google Play Data Retriever, functions as a REST API abstraction layer. It was initially engineered by extending the functionality of google-play-scraper by Facundoolano to enable the extraction of application details from the Google Play marketplace. This implementation expands upon the original scope by introducing supplementary access points.
Application Backend
The core API server utilizes the ExpressJS framework and embeds its own API specification documentation within the package.
To initiate local execution:
* Clone the source repository and proceed with setup
* Execute npm install
* Run npm run generateoas to produce the OpenAPI Specification file
* Start the server with npm start
Deployment Options
The server infrastructure is available for deployment as a Deta application.
Future Development Log
- [ ] Integrate endpoints to facilitate data archiving efforts.
- [ ] Implement support for universal operational parameters.
- [X] Achieved Deta Platform integration. Referenced in #34
- [X] Implemented functionality for retrieving application groupings. Referenced in #36
- [X] Incorporated mechanisms for privacy-conscious retrieval of user feedback. Referenced in #40
Legal Notice
- Access to information sourced from Google Play is governed by Google's stipulations. Our underlying principle is that data residing within the Play Store ecosystem rightfully belongs to its originators (the Users) and should therefore be accessible to them in a format that maximizes their utility and benefit.
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