Working With The Yelp GraphQL API In Python | Part One

Now that we've seen how to use the regular Yelp API let's move on to a more customizable API, the Graph API. With the Graph API, we can customize our request so that it only returns the values we want. In this video, we explore the structure of a Graph Query, and how to execute them using Python.

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[awd_junkie]

Ty so much! If I found this from the get go, I would have saved roughly 3 hours of confusion and confused based experimentation.

[drteeth]

Yooo, this is awesome! I've been reading a lot about GraphQL but haven't had a chance to play around with it yet. You could consider specifying "GraphQL" in the title or description, because I wasn't sure at first :)

[Joel-jkkt]

Hi thanks you for posting this video. I am getting an HTTPError that is telling me the url I am using for an endpoint is Forbidden. I believe I am using the correct api_key, it is the same one I used for the regular API and there was no problem. I searched for an alternative url and could not find one. Not sure where you found the one you used. Any suggestions?