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According to the docs, indeed you have to set categoryId for each video that you intend to update its snippet part.

Use VideoCategories endpoint to obtain a list of categories (along with corresponding IDs) available for your region.

Update:

If needing to get the category ID of a given (already existing) video, use the Videos endpoint, and lookup for the property items[].snippet.categoryId.

You're not building your analyzer correctly. You only need one analyzer section in your settings:

You need to change the value of the id you're using, i.e. $request['site_id']

If you don't the next document that has the same ID will overwrite the existing document with that id.

UPDATE:

Actually, you're problem is that you're not using the right operation. Since you're not reindexing the full document but only a part of it, you should not be using the index operation but the update one. So you can do it like this instead:

So i changed the code and now it works!

That's because you are not returning data from service.

Don't use npm. Use yarn. It's faster, more secure and has better cache. It's also recommended as migration path from Bower (by Bower). Yarn is also recommended by Ember team instead of npm.

The php-api god-given project use fat-free

if you want to show error details in the front end you should use

without checking that code specifically, here's the code i use to login to gmail, using hhb_curl (and note: initially i pretended to be an iPhone, because it was easier to login via the mobile login page than the desktop login page, but eventually i ported it to the desktop version, but there's still some mobile-version-residue in the code. also, sometimes gmail will randomly ask you to verify your recovery email when using this method, thus the $recoveryEmailChallengeAnswer variable. it doesn't happen everytime, but google notice that something is "off" with the login, and thus asks for recovery email verification randomly. my code handles that situation transparently.):

I contacted HostGator. They added something to a white list, but didn't give me intimate details. It fixed the problem.

First agent took awhile, failed to resolve the issue, and disconnected prematurely.

The second agent was reasonably prompt & resolved the problem, saying I shouldn't have this issue with similar types of POST requests which contain code.