In the Admin Console, we can upload resources data to register the resources.
In the future, we would like to import these resorces data from another system
by using API integration.
It means, an another system has master data(csv) for calendar resorces and
transfer this data to our Google system.
Then, our Google system received and import data via API integration.
Can we do this operaion?
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Is there an easy way to access google drive files loging in with some credentials, somewhat like
GET https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/fileid&credentials...
Create new project on the google cloud platform, enable drive api, create service account for that project and finally get the credentials.json of drive api
(Optionally: create folder on your personal drive and share it with the service accounts email, which is now able to use that folder. This way you can download or edit files manually)
Code:
from googleapiclient.discovery import build
from oauth2client.service_account import ServiceAccountCredentials
credentials = ServiceAccountCredentials.from_json_keyfile_name(
"myCredentials.json",
scopes=[
'https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive'
])
service = build('drive', 'v3', credentials=credentials)
I have three types of clients that work with my server at the moment: Android, Web (Angular) and а Desktop-application written in Java. There is a need to send events to Firebase-analytics from each client. I am clear on how to send events from Android and the Web - this is described in the documentation. But i can't find the way to send events from desktop-app. So, i have several questions:
Is this option possible?
Maybe the answer, is to send events to BigQuery? So, what is the difference between sending events to Firebase-analytics and BigQuery (via the REST API or using client libraries) associated with Firebase-analytics?
There are only client libraries for web and mobile apps. Desktop apps are not supported.
You could certainly have your desktop app send data to BigQuery, in order to augment existing data from Firebase that you export to it. If you do this, you will have to create your own queries to analyze the data - the Firebase console will not be able to see the data you put there directly.
I have a project whose database is in cloud datastore. Now I want to take a backup of all kinds including all its entities in local system. How it should be possible. I also have checked the cloud documentation i.e
1- https://cloud.google.com/datastore/docs/export-import-entities#exporting_entities
2- https://cloud.google.com/sdk/gcloud/reference/datastore/export
but it describes that how to export data from cloud datastore to cloud storage not in local system. Please let me know if anyone knows that how it should be possible.
Thanks!
It is not possible to get the Managed Export service to export directly to your local filesystem. So you'll need to export your entities to GCS. To use the exports on your local machine you can copy them to your local machine, then import them into the Datastore emulator.
I do something like this, but I had to create my own exporter and importer, see my answer to this question https://stackoverflow.com/a/52767415/4458510
To do this I wrote a google dataflow job that exports select models and saves them in google cloud storage in jsonl format. Then on my local host I have an endpoint called /init/ which launches a taskqueue job to download these exports and import them.
To do this i reuse my JSON REST handler code which is able to convert any model to json and vice versa.
We manage to produce lots of large json files ~600MB+ (with one json record per line) and we want to import this into Firebase database. Is there any way to do this directly using a gs:// path?
(The fire base console UI has an import function but this is using json from local files not gs:// and https://github.com/firebase/firebase-import is not clear whether is can work from Google Storage.)
There is no direct connection to import data from a file in Google Cloud Storage into the Firebase Database. You will have to use some intermediary tool or code for that. While recommending a specific tool is off-topic on Stack Overflow, I want to point out Firebase's own streaming import tool as one option
But you should really consider what purpose this import serves. The Firebase Database is a great tool for synchronizing data between connected clients. It is not a great tool for advanced querying or reporting on large data sets. Something like BigQuery is much more suited to such tasks.
We are trying to migrate from MixPanel to Firebase analytics. Is there any way to transfer historic data into Firebase?
No there isn't a solution to do just that.
An alternative would be to export your firebase analytics data to Big Query, in Big Query import your data from MixPanel. However you won't be able to visualise the data imported in Big Query in the classic Firebase Dashboard, you'll need to build your custom dashboard using Google Data Studio for instance.