Blogger
The Blogger APIs allows client applications to view and update Blogger content.
About Blogger
The Blogger API v3 lets client applications view and update content on Blogger, Google's blog-publishing platform. It supports creating new blog posts, editing or deleting existing posts, and querying for posts matching specified criteria.
The API is intended for developers building applications that interact with Blogger-hosted content, including tools that display a running list of blog posts, pages, and comments on a non-Blogger site, browser-based or mobile apps for managing posts remotely, and desktop applications or plugins for creating and editing posts locally.
Key features
- Create, edit, and delete Blogger posts via API
- Query posts matching specific criteria
- Embed a live feed of blog posts, pages, and comments on non-Blogger sites
- Build browser-based or mobile apps for managing posts remotely
- Build desktop applications or plugins for creating and editing posts
Frequently asked questions
What is the Blogger API used for?
It lets client applications view and update Blogger content, including creating, editing, and deleting posts, and querying posts by criteria.
What kinds of applications can be built with it?
Browser-based apps, mobile apps, desktop applications, and plugins that let users create and manage Blogger posts.
Can I embed Blogger content on a site not hosted by Blogger?
Yes, the API supports adding a running list of blog posts, pages, and comments to a non-Blogger hosted site.
Which version of the API is current?
Blogger API v3 is the current version, with earlier v2.0 and v1.0 developer guides also documented.
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