Reads and writes Google Forms and responses.

The submitted answer for a question.

A batch of updates to perform on a form. All the specified updates are made or none of them are.

Response to a BatchUpdateFormRequest.

A radio/checkbox/dropdown question.

A Pub/Sub topic.

A single correct answer for a question. For multiple-valued (CHECKBOX) questions, several CorrectAnswers may be needed to represent a single correct response option.

The answer key for a question.

Create an item in a form.

The result of creating an item.

Create a new watch.

Defines the root interface for all clients that generate credentials for calling Google APIs. All clients should implement this interface.

A date question. Date questions default to just month + day.

Delete an item in a form.

A generic empty message that you can re-use to avoid defining duplicated empty messages in your APIs. A typical example is to use it as the request or the response type of an API method. For instance: service Foo { rpc Bar(google.protobuf.Empty) returns (google.protobuf.Empty); }

Supplementary material to the feedback.

Feedback for a respondent about their response to a question.

Info for a single file submitted to a file upload question.

All submitted files for a FileUpload question.

A file upload question. The API currently does not support creating file upload questions.

A Google Forms document. A form is created in Drive, and deleting a form or changing its access protections is done via the Drive API.

A form response.

A form's settings.

Additional options for Forms#formsResponsesList.

Grade information associated with a respondent's answer to a question.

Grading for a single question

A grid of choices (radio or check boxes) with each row constituting a separate question. Each row has the same choices, which are shown as the columns.

Data representing an image.

An item containing an image.

The general information for a form.

A single item of the form. kind defines which kind of item it is.

Response to a ListFormResponsesRequest.

The response of a ListWatchesRequest.

A specific location in a form.

Properties of the media.

Move an item in a form.

An option for a Choice question.

A page break. The title and description of this item are shown at the top of the new page.

Any question. The specific type of question is known by its kind.

Defines a question that comprises multiple questions grouped together.

A form item containing a single question.

Settings related to quiz forms and grading. These must be updated with the UpdateSettingsRequest.

Renew an existing Watch for seven days.

The kinds of update requests that can be made.

A single response from an update.

Configuration for a question that is part of a question group.

A scale question. The user has a range of numeric values to choose from.

An answer to a question represented as text.

A question's answers as text.

A text item.

Link for text.

A text-based question.

A time question.

Update Form's Info.

Update an item in a form.

Update Form's FormSettings.

Data representing a video.

An item containing a video.

Link to a video.

A watch for events for a form. When the designated event happens, a notification will be published to the specified target. The notification's attributes will include a formId key that has the ID of the watched form and an eventType key that has the string of the type. Messages are sent with at-least-once delivery and are only dropped in extraordinary circumstances. Typically all notifications should be reliably delivered within a few seconds; however, in some situations notifications may be delayed. A watch expires seven days after it is created unless it is renewed with watches.renew

The target for notification delivery.

Provides control over how write requests are executed.