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Cloud Client Libraries are the latest and recommended client libraries for calling Google Cloud APIs.
Cloud Client Libraries provide an optimized developer experience by using each supported language's natural conventions and styles. They also reduce the boilerplate code you have to write because they're designed to enable you to work with service metaphors in mind, rather than implementation details or service API concepts.
For more information about client libraries for Cloud APIs, see Client Libraries Explained.
Note: If you want to experiment with Google APIs without writing any code, try the Google API Explorer. Working with Cloud Client Libraries Cloud Client Libraries by languageThe following table provides links to get you started with Cloud Client Libraries in supported languages. The GitHub Repo page for each language lists the Cloud Platform services/APIs that are supported by that language's Cloud Client Library. The page also has installation instructions for a single client library that provides an interface to the APIs.
Cloud Client Libraries by serviceYou also download Cloud Client Libraries for individual Google Cloud services: you'll find detailed instructions to help you get started with these on the relevant product's Client Libraries page. For example, if you only want to use Pub/Sub, you'll find this information in Pub/Sub Client Libraries.
If a Cloud Client Library for a specific language doesn't support a service you want to work with, use the Google API Client Library for that language.
Using Cloud Client Libraries with Cloud CodeCloud Code, tools in VS Code, IntelliJ, and Cloud Shell for developing cloud applications, lets you easily use Cloud Client Libraries without leaving your IDE. You can easily:
For more on using Cloud Client Libraries with Cloud Code, see the following documentation:
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