Mirror Service

The Mirror service allows you to use the Google Mirror API in Apps Script. This API gives users the ability to interact with Google Glass.

Note: This is an advanced service that must be enabled before use.

Reference

For detailed information on this service, see the reference documentation for the Google Mirror API. Like all advanced services in Apps Script, the Mirror service uses the same objects, methods, and parameters as the public API.

To report issues and find other support, see Google GDK on Stack Overflow.

Sample code

The sample code below uses version 1 of the API.

Insert timeline item

This sample inserts a new item into the timeline.

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/**
 * This sample inserts a new item into the timeline.
 */
function insertTimelineItem() {
  var timelineItem = Mirror.newTimelineItem();
  timelineItem.text = 'Hello world!';

  var notificationConfig = Mirror.newNotificationConfig();
  notificationConfig.level = 'AUDIO_ONLY';

  var menuItem = Mirror.newMenuItem();
  menuItem.action = 'REPLY';

  timelineItem.notification = notificationConfig;
  timelineItem.menuItems = [menuItem];

  Mirror.Timeline.insert(timelineItem);
}

Insert contact

This sample inserts a new contact.

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/**
 * This sample inserts a new contact.
 */
function insertContact() {
  var contact = {
    id: 'harold',
    displayName: 'Harold Penguin',
    imageUrls: ['https://developers.google.com/glass/images/harold.jpg'],
  };

  Mirror.Contacts.insert(contact);
}

Get latest location

This sample prints the most recent known location of the user's Glass to the script editor's log.

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/**
 * This sample prints the most recent known location of the user's Glass to the
 * script editor's log.
 */
function printLatestLocation() {
  var location = Mirror.Locations.get('latest');

  Logger.log('Location recorded on: ' + location.timestamp);
  Logger.log('  > Latitude: ' + location.latitude);
  Logger.log('  > Longitude: ' + location.longitude);
  Logger.log('  > Accuracy: ' + location.accuracy + ' meters');
}