google-id-token

I have upgraded my angular to angular 13. when I run to build SSR it gives me following error.

We're implementing "Sign in with Google" into an MVC5 application according the latest documentation, which is quite different and more straightforward than most of the examples we've seen on the web.

Part of the process is to "Verify the Google ID token on your server side" as described on this page: https://developers.google.com/identity/gsi/web/guides/verify-google-id-token

We're told here that "Rather than writing your own code to perform these verification steps, we strongly recommend using a Google API client library for your platform", which is fair enough, but

a) there's no code sample for .net on that page, b) the project documentation doesn't seem to relate to Sign in with Google in any way c) if you actually look at the github for the .net client library here: https://github.com/googleapis/google-api-dotnet-client it says "This client library is supported but in maintenance mode only" which makes me wonder whether we're even meant to be using it.

Can anybody please give us some guidance on whether we're supposed to be using that library, or coding our solution manually, or using a third party JWT library of some kind?

Thanks for reading!

ok, first time making an API!

My assumption is that if data needs to be stored on the back end such that it persists across multiple API calls, it needs to be 1) in cache or 2) in a Database. is that right?

I was looking at the code for the gem "google-id-token". it seems to do just what i need for my google login application. My front end app will send the google tokens to the API with requests.

the gem appears to cache the public (PEM) certificates from Google (for an hour by default) and then uses them to validate the Google JWT you provide.

but when i look at the code (https://github.com/google/google-id-token/blob/master/lib/google-id-token.rb) it just seems to fetch the google certificates and put them into an instance variable.

am i right in thinking that the next time someone calls the API, it will have no memory of that stored data and just fetch it again?

i guess its a 2 part question:

1. if i put something in an @instance_variable in my API, will that data exist when the next API call comes in?
2. if not, is there any way that "google-id-token" is caching its data correctly? maybe HTTP requests are somehow cached on the backend and therefore the network request doesnt actually happen over and over? can i test this?

my impulse is to write "google-id-token" functionality in a way that caches the google certs using MemCachier. but since i dont know what I'm doing i thought i would ask.? Maybe the gem works fine as is, i dont know how to test it.

I am integrating a Meteor application with Google's One Tap. Attempting to use Meteor's loginWithGoogle in order to get the user to save to Meteor Accounts (built into Meteor.js). The complexity of this is that

One-Tap library is not meant to authorize the user (i.e. produce Access Token), only to authenticate the user

Thus, what I've had to do is authenticate the user using Google Api, or gapi to retrieve the necessary access_token and id_token. Props to this post.

What I've got so far is as follows:

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I have Cloud Endpoints Framework implemented in my App Engine project, and I'd like to migrate from the deprecated API Explorer to the new Endpoints Portal, but I have an authentication issue.

I have one endpoint with authentication enabled with a Google ID token. But when the user clicks on 'Try This API' in the Endpoints Portal, he is not authenticated. This works with the old API Explorer.

I use the project described in this tutorial: https://cloud.google.com/endpoints/docs/frameworks/java/get-started-frameworks-java.

It has API Management has described in the documentation and I followed these steps to authenticate users

I've added the class below to the sample code to test an API with authentication: