REST Resource: apps
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Risorsa: app
Una rappresentazione di un'app nel Play Store.
| Rappresentazione JSON |
{
"name": string,
"packageName": string,
"displayName": string
} |
| Campi |
name |
string
Identificatore. Nome della risorsa. Formato: apps/{app}
|
packageName |
string
Nome del pacchetto dell'app. Esempio: com.example.app123.
|
displayName |
string
Titolo dell'app. Questo è l'ultimo titolo impostato in Play Console e potrebbe non essere ancora stato esaminato, quindi potrebbe non corrispondere a quello del Play Store. Esempio: Google Maps.
|
Metodi |
|
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Descrive le opzioni di filtro per le uscite. |
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Cerca le app accessibili all'utente. |
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Ultimo aggiornamento 2025-07-26 UTC.
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