I'm using Firebase sendSignInWithEmailLink with the url generated as part of the Firebase dynamic link.
The firebase dynamic url looks like:
e.g: https://myapp.page.link/H1c4
The url from step 1 is sent as part of sendSignInWithEmailLink
User received email and clicks on the verification link.
At the end of redirection I can see that the url contains the oobCode as shown below:
https://myapp.page.link/H1c4?apiKey=&oobCode=YG2N2eLU4qGBsDeLU5cVsDrzF9qwkGzoUepInuA9pm0AAAFtfk41Nw&mode=signIn&lang=en
When my app receives the dynamic link finally, it is loosing the oobCode. My app gets
https://myapp.page.link/uEOBUnv1k4XclzwfsT5NXnGBgAA3/
The part after link/ is a custom data which I used while generating the link in step 1.
When I use isSignInWithEmailLink for validating the link in step 5, I get the result as FALSE indicating it's not a valid email link.
But if I provide the full URL from step 4 in the code(manually), the isSignInWithEmailLink returns TRUE.
I think I've done all required but Firebase dynamic link is not persisting the oobCode as part of the link sent to the app on the device.
Has anyone seen this and know what could be the problem? keen to get feedback here before reporting as an issue in Github.
Cheers
Are you using a custom dynamic link with a path, eg. https://myapp.page.link/H1c4? If so, that is currently not supported with Firebase Auth. Only custom domains with no paths are supported, eg. https://myapp.page.link.
when i create my first project on firebase to use google signin authentication. my app successfully run and completer google signin.
But when i develop my second project on the firebase i do the same thing like add SHA1 and add support email, but when i tried to google signin from my app , it shows
sign_in_failed, com.google.android.gms.common.api.ApiException: 12500
I don't know why this error come.
Is there any condition that
1) we can't use a same SHA1 key to a different apps.
2) we can't user the same email id for 'support email' inside the google sign for the two projects
or please tell me there is any other condition regarding the using of multiple project on a same account of firebase.
Input both SHA-1 and SHA256.
Make sure you have added a Support Email.
Update Google Play Services.
If all of these fail, delete your keystore and generate a new one.
These are the issues that cause that error.
I had this error ApiException: 12500 for a long time. I have tried everything:
remove my debugkeystore, recreate one
add a support email on the firebase console
change plugin versions
update google on my device
Nothing worked but looking for a solution I found:
I went to this page (https://console.developers.google.com/apis/credentials) Select your project from the list (top left). Then go to "Oauth consent screen"
I filled out the app's logo and link on the app's homepage and application's privacy policy link (with the project.firebaseapp.com), and then saved.
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After that it was good. I believe the official documentation should be updated.
For more information visit this link
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I'm trying to access data requested from Facebook. Here is my code:
var auth_provider_facebook = new firebase.auth.FacebookAuthProvider();
/// BEGIN: configure the facebook authorization provider.
auth_provider_facebook.addScope('user_birthday');
auth_provider_facebook.addScope('user_about_me');
auth_provider_facebook.addScope('user_work_history');
auth_provider_facebook.addScope('user_education_history');
// auth_provider_facebook.addScope('user_birthday,user_about_me,user_work_history,user_education_history');
/// END: configure the facebook authorization provider.
I've tried one-lining it and multi-lining it, but I am still having trouble getting the data. The documentation found here has absolutely no information on retrieving data from the scope. The documentation provided here mentions a facebook variable as part of the result, but it's always undefined. There's more documentation here that brings up a thirdPartyUserData property which is also always undefined.
How do I go about obtaining this data?
When you authenticate, onAuthStateChange will give you a token. This is mine with multiple account linked.
Can you find it? Are you using Firebase v3?
Within a Meteor app, can anyone guide me to how to allow users to simply Oauth Google?
There's the accounts-google package, but I don't want users to be able to login with it, just oauth and store credentials.
The docs mention "If you just want to authenticate to an Oauth service like Twitter, Facebook, or Google without using Accounts – that is, if you don't want to log the user in, you just want an OAuth token – you can use the underlying service packages such as twitter, facebook, and google directly.", but there are no docs whatsoever for the google package.
Any guidance would be much appreciated.
The Oauth's package is intended to do just this. If you want to use it to get people's credentials
There are two options:
1) Modify the source of the google and accounts-google packages to remove the parts that log you in. There are no docs for this, i'm afraid, the best to understand it are the inline comments.
2) Use another atmosphere package to merge accounts-google with an existing login. So they're already logged in but can use Meteor.logInWithGoogle() to login with google and this is merged with their existing account. This way they don't have to log in with Google but you get to store the OAuth token. For this you can use the bozhao:link-accounts package, or the mikael:accounts-merge package:
// ON THE CLIENT:
Meteor.signInWithGoogle ({}, function (error, mergedUserId) {
// mergedUsers is set if a merge occured
if (mergedUserId) {
console.log(mergedUserId, 'merged with', Meteor.userId());
}
});
Then you would find the google OAuth token data in services.google on your existing Meteor.user() document.
It's fairly straight forward to handle the Google OAuth manually. Check my answer on this (similar) SO question
Getting OAuth tokens without user registration
I'm writing a Ruby app that accesses the Google Analytics API to pull down some experiment information.
The app connects and authenticates using a Google Service Account via the following function:
def connect
...
##client = Google::APIClient.new(:application_name => 'My Service App',
:application_version => '1.0.0')
key_file = Rails.root.join('config', 'privatekey.p12').to_s
key_secret = 'somesecret'
key = Google::APIClient::PKCS12.load_key(key_file, key_secret)
asserter = Google::APIClient::JWTAsserter.new(
SECRETS[:google_service_account_email],
['https://www.googleapis.com/auth/yt-analytics.readonly',
'https://www.googleapis.com/auth/analytics.readonly'
],
key
)
##client.authorization = asserter.authorize()
...
end
...which authenticates and discovers both APIs without issue.
Using the client against the YouTube Analytics API works without issue. Using the same exact account to access the Analytics API via...
response = ##client.execute({
# 'analytics is the API object retrieved via discover_api()
:api_method => analytics.management.experiments.list,
:parameters => {
'accountId' => 'AAAAAAAA',
'profileId' => 'PPPPPPPP',
'webPropertyId' => 'UA-WWWWWWWW-#'
}
})
Results in a 403 error response:
{"domain":"global","reason":"insufficientPermissions","message":"User does not have sufficient permissions for this account."}
In regards to authorization, I have double-checked the account service#myapp.com:
Has full permissions to the Google Analytics web interface. I logged in using the service#myapp.com account and was able to view the same Experiments I attempted to list.
Has enabled the Analytics API. Within the API Console, I confirmed in the Services section that the Analytics API item is switch to ON. (Just like YouTube Analytics is.)
I am using the appropriate AccountID, ProfileID, and WebPropertyID values. Copied directly from the Google Analytics web interface.
Given that the service account can access at least one API (YouTube Analytics), and the associated account (service#myapp.com) can access the Analytics web interface, there seems to be something wrong with the service account accessing the Analytics API in particular.
Any ideas?
Similar topics:
“Not sufficient permissions” google analytics API service account (NOTE: This error is slightly different than mine)
Analytics blog post, check comments section for 'permissions'
Make sure you give the service account email (something like 1234567890#developer.gserviceaccount.com) permissions to read/write from your GA view.
Admin > View > User Management > "Add permissions for:"
Pick the right id!
In my case I was using the right credentials (account id, account secret -> authorization_code -> access_token) AND had the email permissions set up right but I was using the account id on the Admin > Account settings page and simply adding ga: to the front.
The id you actually need is the table id! (or that's the one that worked for me at least since most people here are mentioning the account id, which didn't work for me.). You can find that one here: https://ga-dev-tools.appspot.com/account-explorer/
And then you can query as
service.get_ga_data(TABLE_ID,'2017-03-25','2017-03-25','ga:users,ga:pageviews')
I found this API to be badly documented overall and the UI was unclear. But maybe that's just me.
If you still see this message after you added your developer email to analytic user.
You may need to add scope to the object, before new Google_Service_Analytics($client);
$client->setScopes("https://www.googleapis.com/auth/plus.login");
I spent whole day trying to solve this!
I also had to go to the developer console and enable the API in order to make it work. Go to the developer console and select your project and enable the API(s) you want to use.
Make sure your are entering the correct table_id
(ie. GetProfiles(oauth_token)
tableid_input = "ga:72848696")
Even after adding the email to the account level in analytics I still had the same permission problem but the following suggestion helped but didn't solve it:
$client->setScopes("https://www.googleapis.com/auth/plus.login");
That didn't work for me but this did:
$client->setScopes("https://www.googleapis.com/auth/analytics");
https:// is now required to authenticate.
If you are new just to let you know 3 Step procedure required
Enable Google Analytics Reporting API then create service email account (OAuth Client ID)
Add and give permission this service email in google console
Add and give permission this service email account in Google analytics tracking -> User management
Make sure you give the service account email (something like 1234567890#developer.gserviceaccount.com) permissions to read/write from your GA view.
Admin > View > User Management > "Add permissions for:"
I got this issue when I try to integrate GA source to metabase.
Metabase requires Oauth clientid and secret. So I create Oauth clientid in GA (If you face an issue which said you need a Guite user to make it internal access, then you need register a new account under workspace).
Then, I solve this issue by adding my google cloud(workspace) account to view user management, not
1234567890#developer.gserviceaccount.com
Just the google cloud login account, I tried with 1234567890#developer.gserviceaccount.com but it doesn't work. The difference for metabase is it ask the oauth id and secret for your google cloud account not service account.
Hope this can help someone face the same situation.
But it is still trick because another GA4 service which don't have any view
How to create view in Google Analytics 4
Still can't solve this issue.
If any one knows it, please comment. Just don't know how to call the api in GA4 since there isn't view at all.
For me, it has been solved when I select the property that was created with enabling "Create a Universal Analytics property" in "Show Advanced Options" section
Other answers are outdated for Google Analytics v4.
There's a different api that one need to enable and use.
https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/reporting/data/v1/quickstart-client-libraries
For node.js:
import { BetaAnalyticsDataClient } from "#google-analytics/data";
import { google } from "googleapis";
const auth = new google.auth.GoogleAuth({
credentials: {
client_email: process.env.GOOGLE_CLIENT_EMAIL,
client_id: process.env.GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID,
private_key: process.env.GOOGLE_PRIVATE_KEY,
},
});
const analyticsDataClient = new BetaAnalyticsDataClient({
auth,
});
If someone has more view he should use the view ID.