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me...@gmail.com
still wating for new feature
[Deleted User] <[Deleted User]>
Hi. From May 1 2013 Google closed the old Fusion Tables APIs, which worked with OAuth 1.0 and replaced these with Fusion Tables APIs v1.0, which only work with OAuth 2.0. This is nice, no doubts on that, but why on earth Apps Script is still forced to work with OAuth 1.0 only? What if someone has to develop (or already developed) an application in Apps Script that operates on a Fusion Table? Please, fix this soon, or at least get us back the old APIs. I understand some difficulties that can slow down the process for a few days, but over a month has passed by, and still no solution. Come on Google.
sc...@gmail.com
I Agree, it is unfortunate that the built-in oAuth features didn't automatically migrate but the migration isn't as hard as you'd think. I'm a newb and migrated without too much work. The initial authorization changes a bit, some query urls change a bit, otherwise your program should be fine.
I recommend checking out their migration guide.
I recommend checking out their migration guide.
ta...@gmail.com
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[Deleted User] <[Deleted User]>
+1 for this - I'm trying an office automation project for our Google Domain - we are some 170 people and I see Google Drive as a great tool for us but we need to integrate with our private API's - we could do this via OAuth2 if only it was supported
ov...@gmail.com
Can someone tell me, does this mean that right now we can't programmatically modify data in Fusion Tables from GAS? I'm looking at several sources of documentation and Q&A, and much of it is contradictory.
'Sup Google??
'Sup Google??
[Deleted User] <[Deleted User]>
I'd really like to have this so that I can easily connect my company's OAuth2 API via App Script
an...@gmail.com
This is extremely needed to integrate external APIs.
GAS is becoming a good integration tool but web authentication is fundamental
GAS is becoming a good integration tool but web authentication is fundamental
[Deleted User] <[Deleted User]>
Our business will get in trouble if we do not migrate our AppScript authentication to OAuth2.. This is a must!!
hm...@gmail.com
Here is my +1 for native OAuth2 support on GAS.
We are working on integrating SaaS accounting software with our homemade on-line spreadsheets.
Just internal automation.
At the moment only Xero is still doing OAuth1.
Everyone else has moved on to OAuth2.
Without OAuth2 on GAS all automation requires us to run our own server: it gets an OAuth2 access token from the SaaS software then sends the access token to a GAS webservice where it will proceed.
I wish we could be 100% on the cloud: I dont want to run a server just to handle getting an oauth2 access token.
We are working on integrating SaaS accounting software with our homemade on-line spreadsheets.
Just internal automation.
At the moment only Xero is still doing OAuth1.
Everyone else has moved on to OAuth2.
Without OAuth2 on GAS all automation requires us to run our own server: it gets an OAuth2 access token from the SaaS software then sends the access token to a GAS webservice where it will proceed.
I wish we could be 100% on the cloud: I dont want to run a server just to handle getting an oauth2 access token.
ko...@gmail.com
We decided not to take action on this feature request. For OAuth2 we decided to provide the components necessary for you to build your own flow, rather than hard-code it into OAuthConfig.
For instance, state tokens and the usercallback endpoint were added for this purpose:
https://developers.google.com/apps-script/reference/script/script-app#newStateToken()
We don't yet have a complete end-to-end sample showing how to use this to accomplish OAuth2, but we hope to have it complete within the next couple of weeks.
For instance, state tokens and the usercallback endpoint were added for this purpose:
We don't yet have a complete end-to-end sample showing how to use this to accomplish OAuth2, but we hope to have it complete within the next couple of weeks.
ca...@digeig.gob.do
Hi, thanks for the information. As you said in your last paragraph:
>We don't yet have a complete end-to-end sample showing how to use this to accomplish OAuth2, but we hope to have it complete within the next couple of weeks.
Is there an ent-to-end sample up today?
Regards.
>We don't yet have a complete end-to-end sample showing how to use this to accomplish OAuth2, but we hope to have it complete within the next couple of weeks.
Is there an ent-to-end sample up today?
Regards.
ca...@digeig.gob.do
[Deleted User] <[Deleted User]>
I think folks are talking about a few different things in the comments above, but for anyone trying to use a Service Account (instead of an end-user account) to call any google services that require OAuth2, this will get you down that road. It's not pretty but I thought I'd offer it up.
https://github.com/mcdanielgilbert/gas-oauth2-gae
[Deleted User] <[Deleted User]>
It's not perfect, but this will handle getting you an oauth2 token for an end user in apps script. Not sure why there's been no action on getting an end-to-end example, but hopefully this will help someone out.
The innards aren't abstracted out, but with oauth the more abstraction you have, the more headaches it creates.
https://gist.github.com/mclaughta/2f4af6f14d6aeadb7611
The innards aren't abstracted out, but with oauth the more abstraction you have, the more headaches it creates.
ta...@fl-dc.org
the ongoing, gaping canyon between google apps script and google apis and oauth2 is unforgiveable
ar...@trbls.com
We are really missing this feature. Please implement this. We employ 80 people and there is no way we could fetch data with OAuth2.0 from Script Apps.
At least please let us know what are the plans so we can focus on developing own library,
Thank you
At least please let us know what are the plans so we can focus on developing own library,
Thank you
ta...@fl-dc.org
so where is this "sample" referred to on Apr 9, 8 months ago, that was to be out in a couple of weeks? using oauth 1 for contacts api v3 and have no idea how to begin shifting to oauth 2 and since oauth 1 is soon to be unsupported, google leaving us high and dry here
le...@gmail.com
There's another thread about this with more detail but I don't seem to be able to find it for the moment. Sorry. Anyhow, the google apps devs made an oAuth2.0 flow, and I made an oAuth1.0 flow here: https://github.com/leviwheatcroft/OAuthService
ko...@gmail.com
My apologies for not updating this thread sooner. We recently published an OAuth2 library from Apps Script that should work with most providers, and can also act as a reference for developers wishing to build their own flows: https://github.com/googlesamples/apps-script-oauth2
ta...@fl-dc.org
thanks ekoleda!
[Deleted User] <[Deleted User]>
When will it be possible to easily use service accounts with Oauth2 in Google Apps Script?
po...@lodhagroup.in
I am using google apps script project to interact with salesforce.
I am uable to use new oauth2.o services to get authenticate to salesforce.
I didn't get any useful information till now , any help greatly appriciated.
I am uable to use new oauth2.o services to get authenticate to salesforce.
I didn't get any useful information till now , any help greatly appriciated.
zm...@gmail.com
cant help if you dont describe whats the issue. better ask in stackoverflow.com after reading their "how to ask a question on stackoverflow" guideline.
Description
Related Issues: This situation leads to some unfortunate misconceptions within the documentation. For example, the insert request url for the fusion tables api list the url for OAuth2.0. When using OAuthConfig, this produces hard to diagnose errors since OAuthConfig is based on OAuth1.0 (and thus has a different url).
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Stack Overflow Discussion:
SQL Insert Reference:
Class OAuthConfig:
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