I token di sessione sono stringhe (o oggetti) generate dagli utenti che monitorano le chiamate di Autocomplete (New) come sessioni. Autocomplete (New) utilizza i token di sessione per raggruppare le fasi di query e selezione di una ricerca di completamento automatico dell'utente in una sessione discreta ai fini della fatturazione.
Gli utenti sono responsabili della creazione dei token di sessione per ogni sessione. I token
di sessione devono essere stringhe base64 sicure per URL e nomi file. Gli utenti possono generare token di sessione in qualsiasi modo, anche se Google consiglia di utilizzare identificatori univoci universali (UUID) versione 4 per i token di sessione.
La sessione inizia con una chiamata ad Autocomplete (New) e termina con una chiamata
a Place Details (New) o Address Validation. Ogni sessione può includere
più query Autocomplete (New), seguite da una richiesta a Place Details
(New) o Address Validation. Le chiavi API utilizzate per ogni richiesta all'interno di una
sessione devono appartenere allo stesso progetto Google Cloud Console.
I token di sessione terminano nei seguenti modi:
Viene chiamata Places Details (New).
Viene chiamato Address Validation.
La sessione è abbandonata.
Una volta terminata una sessione, il token non è più valido e la tua app deve
generare un nuovo token per ogni nuova sessione. Se il parametro sessionToken viene omesso o se riutilizzi un token di sessione, la nuova sessione viene addebitata come se non fosse stato fornito alcun token di sessione (ogni richiesta viene fatturata separatamente).
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