Client
The Client is the entry point for talking to the Blogger API v3.
go
type Client struct {
Service *blogger.Service
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}It satisfies builder.TransportProvider, supplying both the HTTP transport and the API base path to every generated service.
Constructors
NewClient
go
func NewClient(ctx context.Context, opts ...option.ClientOption) (*Client, error)Creates a client using official Google auth options. Internally builds a google.golang.org/api/blogger/v3.Service, so any option.ClientOption works — credential files, ADC, API keys, custom endpoints.
go
client, err := blogger.NewClient(ctx,
option.WithCredentialsFile("credentials.json"),
)NewRawClient
go
func NewRawClient(httpClient *http.Client) *ClientCreates a client backed by a caller-provided http.Client. Never fails and requires no credentials — use it when you manage authentication yourself.
go
httpClient := blogger.NewHTTPClient(ctx, tokenSource)
client := blogger.NewRawClient(httpClient)Methods
| Method | Signature | Description |
|---|---|---|
| WithContext | (ctx) *Client | Returns a clone bound to the given context |
| HTTPClient | () *http.Client | Returns the transport requests are sent through |
| BasePath | () string | Returns the API root paths resolve against |
Service Accessors
| Method | Returns |
|---|---|
Blogs() | *services.BlogsService |
Comments() | *services.CommentsService |
Pages() | *services.PagesService |
Posts() | *services.PostsService |
Users() | *services.UsersService |
BlogUserInfos() | *services.BlogUserInfosService |
PageViews() | *services.PageViewsService |
PostUserInfos() | *services.PostUserInfosService |
go
client := blogger.NewRawClient(httpClient)
blog, err := client.Blogs().Get(ctx, blogId)