apify-google-street-view-apilisted

Pull Street View and 360 panoramas for a place by name with a google maps street view api built on the Apify Google Maps Photos API Actor (johnvc/google-maps-photos-api). The official Street View Static endpoint wants a latitude, longitude and heading and returns one rendered tile; this returns a listing of the panoramas actually attached to a business, addressed by its name or its Google Maps URL, as rows with the full-size image url, a thumbnail, gallery position and a stable photo id. Set the category to street_view for panoramas or videos for clips. Use when the user wants a street view api, google street view images for a business, 360 photos of a location, exterior or frontage imagery for site surveys, real estate, insurance or field-service work, without geocoding first. Pay per image returned, MCP-ready for Claude and other AI agents.
johnisanerd/claude-skill-google-street-view-api · ★ 0 · API & Backend · score 63

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# Street View and 360 Panoramas, Addressed by Place Name A Street View API you can call with a business name instead of coordinates, returning the panoramas attached to that place as rows. ## When to use this skill - The user wants a "street view api" or "google street view images" for a specific business. - They need 360 panoramas or exterior frontage shots for site surveys, real estate, insurance, or field-service prep. - They have a place name or a Google Maps URL and do not want to geocode and pick a heading first. - They want the video clips attached to a place rather than still photos. Not for: bulk gallery download across a whole category (use the companion apify-google-maps-photo-download skill) or routing and drive times (`johnvc/google-maps-directions-api`). See `references/actor-index.md`. ## Why this is not the official Street View endpoint Street View Static renders one tile from a latitude, longitude, heading, pitch, and field of view you supply. Getting from "this restaurant" to "the right panorama facing the right way" is a geocoding and aiming problem you own. This skill instead lists the panoramas Google already associates with the place, so the aiming is already done and the input is a name. ## What you get One dataset row per image. `result_type` separates the row kinds: - `image` (full-size URL) and `thumbnail` - `position` in the gallery section - `photo_id`, stable across runs - `data_id` and `place_title` - `category_id`, echoing the filter th