javascript-client | NodeJS and Browser SDK client for Split Software | Access Management library

The response from the token endpoint (https://oauth2.googleapis.com/token) contains a scope field. This field tells you which scopes were actually granted:

The svelte:head tag allows you to add resources to the document head when a component is loaded. This example should work:

The file is in the same folder as this HTML file and would be served from GitHub using GitHub Pages

You can have the browser fetch the content and then pass its content to marked.parse(). Something like this should work:

When I saw your question, I noticed that the file you want to export is Google Document and the mimeType you want to export is application/vnd.google-apps.document. At Google Drive, unfortunately, in the current stage, Google Docs files cannot be directly exported as the original mimeType of Google Docs. For example, Google Document cannot be exported as Google Document. By this, an error of The requested conversion is not supported. is returned. In this case, it is required to convert it to other type. For example, it's DOCX file, PDF, and so on. It seems that this is the current specification at the Google side.

From the above situation, in order to remove the current issue of your situation, how about the following modification?

I found the solution of this issue. It is a tricky problem due to spanish characters, my system's user profile in "C:/" is "fcañizares" (Cañizares is my first last name). I have created another user named "fcanizares" and all is working fine. Hope you find this solution helpfull.

PS: Moral of the issue, get rid of the extrange characters!

There is no issue with your code.

The code you provided matches exactly with what I have used to perform the same test.

There is an account issue with your permission to access that API. If you are unable to find the issue in your settings, I would recommend reaching out directly to Google.

When you enter the to method to return to your ClientReceiver.cshtml page, your ClientReceiver is not connected yet, so the page cannot receive your message, you should rewrite a method, and visit the method every time you click the button and send message.

You can try to change your ClientReceiver.js like below:

I don't know where node_modules@microsoft\signalr\dist\browser directory is, I cannot find anything called node_modules.

You can run npm list -g to see which global libraries are installed and where they're located.

You can run npm list to see the installed non-global libraries for your current location.

I suppose you use Windows system. If you install signalr package globally, you will find the installed folder in: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules.

If you install non-global library, you will find the installed folder in your solution folder (not project folder).

For example, I create the solution in D:\repos\MvcProjct, the node_modules\@microsoft\signalr\dist\browser will exist in it(D:\repos\MvcProjct\node_modules\...).

More details you could refer to the following link:

https://stackoverflow.com/a/5926706/11398810

This does'nt make to much sense to me. Where should I put this tag? In all view files in my project? perhaps in a word file on my local pc?

It depends on you. If you want to globally use this js file, you could put it in _Layout.cshtml:

All the client libraries are auto-generated from the same underlying IDL so it works like in Go, createNamespacedCustomObject. You can also use the raw API directly too.