Mirror HTTP Requests
The Mirror API is Google’s front-end web service for populating a user’s timeline, as well as allowing a user to interact with your web application with custom menu items or change notifications, like geolocation. For example, if your program issues an HTTP POST to the Mirror API’s /timeline, you’ll create a new item on a user’s timeline. The Mirror API informs the user’s Glass device of the update whenever the Glass device is connected to Wi-Fi. Although the Mirror API acts as a middleman, for the sake of simplicity you can think of calls to the Mirror API as interacting directly with a user’s Glass device. For all of resources we cover (not just the timeline) you will interact with them by making HTTP requests.
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