By default, the ListKeys method returns a list of the usable API keys. To view the list of all keys, including keys that are marked for deletion, add the query parameter show_deleted=true:

The end of the response contains the nextPageToken field. To get the next page of results, include the token in the next call by adding the pageToken query parameter:

The response is similar to the following: { "parent": "projects/12345678/locations/global", "name": "projects/12345678/locations/global/keys/2c437be3-1c77-417b-8f6f-748189760227" }

For security, the ListKeys and GetKey methods don't return the Key.keyString. To get the keyString for an API key, call the GetKeyString method with the Key.name:

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If you have a keyString and you need to lookup the key name and the project that owns the API key, call the LookupKey method and specify the keyString query parameter:

The page uses curl and the Google Cloud CLI to send requests to the API Keys API. See Getting started with the API Keys for details on getting set up to experiment with the API.

The deleteTime field stores when the delete command was issued. Keys are permanently deleted 30 days after the delete command was issued.

If you have a lot of API keys in your project, you might prefer to page the results rather than having all of the keys returned. To control the number or results per page, add the pageSize query parameter set to the number of results that you want returned:

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