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examples for OAuth1 usage? #56
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Any chance you could share how you go 2LO working? I've been struggling for a couple of days now with no luck. I've only been able to locate a few examples of people claiming they got it to work and those were either outdates, incomplete, or some combination of the two. |
Mainly by checking the ruby source code and examining the older java client as described here, and logging the actual requests. I only checked Calendar v3 so I'm not sure about the other apis. At least for Calendar the Working example of accessing Calendar API v3 using OAuth1 in Ruby
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Thank you so much! This worked perfectly. After a couple days of trying and failing to get the authentication bits working, it's great to have a solution and be able to move forward with actually writing code to deal with calendar events. |
I understand OAuth1 (specifically 2LO) has been deprecated, but it is still in use by apps on the Google Marketplace. Since the current client still happens to work for OAuth1 even though it is unsupported, why not add some examples for it? It took me quite a while to figure out what was missing for the 2LO to work, until I compared the requests with those from the java client which had more documentation available.
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