I have followed this https://developers.google.com/nest/device-access/get-started
Getting error when I try to authorize my account:
No access to partner
Information could not be retrieved. Please contact Nest Api to verify
that your account has been properly set up. You may need to add the
developer email address as a home member in the Google Home app
settings.
I'm starting to suspect that the new Nest Doorbell is not supported by the new SDM API for Nest.
Anyone had any success in accessing the doorbell through the API?
In case anybody is seeing this later those devices are supported now:
supported cameras
I suspect but am not sure that the error shown in the initial question would not be related to whether or not a device is supported but something with the way the account is setup.
Just spoke with Google Support - the new devices (doorbell (battery) and Cams) are not supported at this moment. No further information if it will be supported in the future.
Your gmail which is being used on the device access console should be added to the google home. Make sure you can access google home with that gmail is added to the family
I think you're right. The new Doorbell isn't supported. Also the new Cam is not supported, if you ask me.
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I can't seem to set up Firebase > Dynamic Links using the Google-provided domain '[my-app-name].page.link'.
I'm trying to use Firebase > Dynamic Links for the first time so that I can use email-address-only authentication in my React Native app. I don't want to pay for a custom domain just to set up a TXT record so that Google can verify the domain, so I'd like to use the Google-provided domain name.
The problem I have with that is when I go to https://console.firebase.google.com/u/0/project/[my-app-id]/durablelinks, click on the 'Get Started' button, select the Google-provided '[my-app-name].page.link', and click 'Continue' I get the error:
This name is unable to be used by anyone. If you believe this is a mistake please reach out to support.
And looking for support led me here.
How can I use '[my-app-name].page.link' as my Dynamic Link so that I can pass dynamicLinkDomain to auth().sendSignInLinkToEmail and get the password-less authentication working?
Thank you!
I can't comment, but it seems that the answer you're looking for is in this question answered by Jeff Avis.
In short: type in anything.page.link and firebase will verify if it's valid or not.
It seems that the problem you're facing is that you've already used the domain you are trying to reuse, and deleted it! that's why it's blocked by firebase for the time being at least.
I am trying to pull data from Youtube Analytics API using R and have hit a wall. I'm getting a Status 403 error. I can confirm that:
I have tried logging out of all accounts, rebooting, re-authenticating and then logging into 1 account and it didn't work
I have tried using just the https://www.googleapis.com/auth/youtube.readonly scope (which is supposed to be correct) and all youtube analytics scopes are authorized within the app (each with their own credential key), it didn't work.
I have tried authenticating from different browsers, it didn't work
I can confirm that the call worked from https://developers.google.com/apis-explorer/#p/youtubeAnalytics/v2/youtubeAnalytics.reports.query.
UPDATE
I have found the solution and updated the code to what is now working
scopes<- c('https://www.googleapis.com/auth/youtube.readonly')
endpoint<- oauth_endpoints('google')
youtubeapp<- oauth_app(appname='Youtube Analytics API',
key=client_id,
secret=client_secret)
youtube_token<- oauth2.0_token(
endpoint= oauth_endpoints('google'),
app = youtubeapp,
scope = scopes)
raw_data<- GET(paste("https://youtubeanalytics.googleapis.com/v2/reports?dimensions=",dimensions,"&endDate=",enddate,"&ids=",ids,"&metrics=",metrics,"&startDate=",startdate,sep=""),
config=youtube_token,content_type('application/json'))
content(raw_data, as= 'text')
I have figured out that access permissions are dictated by Youtube (not API IAM), so for example even though my personal email is owner of Brand account and API I still need to authenticate the call using the Brand Account or it won't work (I get 403 error for personal email). I tried switching my Youtube channel from Brand to personal and then my personal email worked. However, I need it under the brand account, so I have switched back.
I will leave this code up regardless because I found that good examples using R were lacking, I hope you find this useful.
We running a wordpress website use google oauth for third-party social login. (via WP Social Login plugin.) Former engineer is leave, and we cannot have past google account credential.
We face a problem shows:
Error 401
Error: deleted_client
The OAuth client was deleted.
but we can only see old client id and secret from website admin panel.
I wanna to know,
if we set up a new google oauth application id/secret, will it make user crash from login website?
Or, is it possible for us to restore/retrieve former application ownership and make it live again?
This happened to me when I was working on an Add-On (maybe not completely related to this question but similar). I mistakenly deleted a Client ID that I thought we weren't using.
How I solved it:
Created a new project in Google Cloud
Associated the Apps Script project (Add-on) to this new Google Cloud project
Then I re-associated the App Script project with my previous Google Cloud project
The previous step will re-compile, create and associate the Client ID to the App Script project. It will contain all settings from the Client ID manually created and associated with your project in the code.
Maybe this will give some light to anyone having a similar problem.
Here use this link:
https://support.google.com/cloud/answer/6251787?hl=en
You have to reach google and they will help you out, this is the only solution you can do.
In my case, the simplest/only path (though certainly not ideal) ended up being to create a new Firebase project and start using that.
This of course can be problematic if you have a lot of data to move and/or a nontrivial data schema - say, with nested collections. For me, it was worth the effort to get unblocked from Sign-In suddenly failing to work.
... ah, OAuth fun
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If you are trying to make the new Client ID work .. though it's not a total solution, but after searching for a while, found this config option in Firebase console - where you enable Google Sign In.
So if you generate a new OAuth Client ID, update the ID & secret there.
After I did this, it went from a 401 error to a 400 mis_direct , which I think was step in the right direction.
I need to read many Google public calendars from an iOS app. I don't want to require users to authenticate.
The docs and samples from Google all seem to assume an app is reading a user's private calendar, which naturally would require authentication.
I see something called a Service Account mentioned, but it's not obvious that it should be used in mobile apps.
I don't need to use one of the SDKs if I can just retrieve JSON from some URL.
This question has been asked on StackOverflow in the past, but I haven't found an answer which still works. Google changed their API in 2014.
How can I read a public calendar from a mobile app without authenticating?
The answer was given in the comments by #Mr.Rebot and #Vipin Sharma. Just use this URL:
GET https://www.googleapis.com/calendar/v3/calendars/{YOUR_CALENDARID}/events?key={YOUR_API_KEY}
One can get an API_KEY from the Google developer console. It's an option I overlooked at first.
Is it possible to access a mobile users phone contacts from a web page? The company I work for would like to use QR codes to direct people to a coupon on their website and then give viewers the option of sending the url to their friends in a text message.
Obviously this would be an opt in service. Perhaps you would need to build a mobile application to accomplish the task? If anyone has an idea on how to accomplish this or something similar please let me know.
As far as I know, it is not possible to access the contact database via a web page, on any of the major platforms; in order to access this data, a native application is required.
Nate is right.
The only thing that you can do (that won't accomplish everything you need) is encode SMS message in QR code (e.g. "sms:number:subject" see http://code.google.com/p/zxing/wiki/BarcodeContents), this way your company will get user's phone number as part of SMS message, but not numbers of his/her friends.
An API for accessing contacts is being built into the WebApi by Mozilla but as of today it's not enabled by default and I expect cross browser support is still far off.