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Patrick / Pat92

This Forex API delivers live currency rates, economic news, and both market sentiment indicators and real trader sentiment. Make smarter forex decisions and build powerful applications.

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Google Translate API

Translation API, powered by Google Translate. With the API, you have the flexibility to choose between a comprehensive response, including alternate writing styles and alternative translations, or a streamlined output for quick and efficient language conversion.

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Jobs API

Access the global job listing by using Google Jobs webscraping. This API allows you to discover employment opportunities from various providers, including but not limited to LinkedIn, Indeed, Jooble, ZipRecruiter, Glassdoor, and many other sources.

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A	1	Hi there, Thank you for your message, the jobs are directly from Google, according to them, as soon as a new job is posted in one of the job-boards, it is also added to Google. So you would have constantly new jobs. Best regards	jeu. 9:20 2/5/24
A	1	Hi there, Thank you very much for your message. Yes web scraping and displaying the scraped data is legal as long as the data is publicly available and not confidental, if you are in the EU, you would have to make sure to not break GDPR in case of personal data. In case of the Jobs API, the data is publicly available, not confidental and not personal, so you are free to use and display the results. Currently there is no endpoint or other method to check for the availability of the API, but I might implement an endpoint to get the status. But if you look at the Health Check and Service Level, the API never had any outage so far. Feel free to write me, if you have any further questions. Best regards Patrick	jeu. 5:10 25/4/24
A	1	Hi Sherman. Thank you for your message and your offer. I would be grateful for it, if it is not too much of an effort on your side. Best regards Patrick	lun. 3:28 8/4/24
A	1	Hi there, Each request will return a maximum amount of 10 jobs, but you can increase the index to get the next 10 jobs. Should a response return less than 10 jobs, there are no more jobs found for the query and location. I hope this anwser is helpful to you. Should you have any other requests or issues, feel free to let me know. Best regards	lun. 11:03 1/4/24
A	1	Hi Al, Thank you very much for your feedback, you can get the company name from the key "company". There was an issue before, depending on the country of the job-location, where this field was set with wrong values, but it should be fixed now. If you run into any other problems, or find any issues, feel free to contact me again. Best regards	ven. 11:46 29/3/24
A	2	Hi Will Thank you for using my API and your question. The results are directly from Google and according to them the results and their sorting are based on the following key-factors: - Meaning - Relevance - Quality - Usability - Context Of course only Google knows what they really do and I did try some ways to sort by different preferences, but so far without any success. I will add another parameter and let you know, if I should find a way to have the results sorted by specific settings. Best regards Patrick	lun. 6:27 4/3/24

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