goplaces

You query Google Places data from the command line using a CLI tool that supports text search and details retrieval. It outputs human-readable results by default, enabling quick discovery without a browser UI.

Yes, you can retrieve Google Places reviews as JSON output for scripting. The tool supports JSON formatting specifically for automation tasks like feeding fetched location data into a CSV file.

Yes, you need a Google Places API key to fetch place details and reviews. The CLI requires this key to execute text search, resolve, and details retrieval for both human-readable and JSON outputs.

The best way to integrate Google Places lookups into automation is using a CLI tool that returns JSON output. This allows scripts to fetch business data and directly pipe it into downstream formats.

Yes, the Google Places CLI supports resolving place IDs and fetching text search results. It handles text search, place details, resolve, and reviews retrieval for both human-readable and JSON formats.