gdcl | Command-line interface for Goldendict dictionaries | Command Line Interface library
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QUESTION
So according to https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/guides/working_with_channel_ids, every account contains a unique channel ID which is independent to what used to be a username. That's all fine and dandy, as channel ID is the way to identify unique accounts. Sure, I'm all for that. Where I am confused, is when I am given a unique channel ID, how can I use this to obtain the channels preferred "username", whether it be some online alias or "real-life" name?
Specifically, I am using this API (https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/live/docs/liveChatMessages/list?hl=en) to periodically watch as new messages are placed into my broadcast. It works, and provides data which looks like the following:
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Answered 2021-Nov-03 at 12:26Indeed Channels: list is the way to go.
Just by accessing and parsing the JSON at this URL https://youtube.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/channels?part=snippet&id=A_CHANNEL_ID&key=YOUR_API_KEY. It has a field "title" in its "snippet" which seems to be exactly what you want.
Of course you have to change A_CHANNEL_ID with, an authorChannelId, UCLrpeIiuiQuXzarWBeQnswA for instance.
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The other day I made a silly mistake when modifying some IAM policies on our terraform environment, I applied a change where I wanted to ADD a policy, when in fact it took this as the ONLY policy to exist so wiped out some of the vital IAM policies for service accounts to run GKE etc. Not my best day to say the least (an lesson learnt!).
Everything has been put back to normal manually for now, as the service account permissions were never set via TF anyway - they're the sort of permissions that are applied when enabling APIs on GCP so its done by them in the background. Our GKE cluster can now be managed again and can autoscale etc.
However, now when I run our terraform plan I receive a 500 error on a resource that was never previously a problem (redacted sensivite info):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-13 at 06:39Update: This was due to a missing permission on the servicenetworking API. The default service account created needed roles/servicenetworking.serviceAgent permission again after it had been wiped.
More details here
QUESTION
I am using the following function to get files list from Google Drive:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-07 at 16:37You have shared with the service account one folder. But you are requesting all the files that the service account has access to.
QUESTION
I have an OAuth token stored in a database and I am trying to use it to list the calendar events for the calendar. I tried a proof of concept in another language and through that I have verified that my clientID, clientSecret, redirectURL, and refreshTokens all work correctly, but for some reason in Node.js I keep getting a The request is missing a valid API key. error even though the documentation clearly states that I don't need to use an API key if I use an OAuth token.
I am using "googleapis": "^66.0.0"
Any ideas of what I am doing wrong?
The simple as possible code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-02 at 08:13- In this case, please use the key of
authatgoogle.calendar()likegoogle.calendar({ version: "v3", auth: client }). I think that this is the reason of your error message. - And also, about
}, (res, err) => {of response values, the 1st argument is the error message. The result value is 2nd argument.
When above points are reflected to your script, it becomes as follows.
Modified script:QUESTION
I am building a file uploader which provides the user an option to upload files from his google drive. Google picker is set up and working on the frontend (reactJS) and I have the fileID and OAuth token given by Google Picker. I send these to the backend (node.js) and have the Google Drive API over there. I followed the documentation https://developers.google.com/drive/api/v3/manage-downloads and put the oauth token in the auth param in drive.files.get, now I got the following error
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-17 at 10:48- When you define
const drive = google.drive({version: 'v3', auth:XXX}), you need to assign toauththe response of the functionauthorize(), as shown in the quickstart for Drive API in node.js - Please follow the complete quickstart to obtain a valid authenticated client
- If creating authenticating with an oAuth2 client is not what you want, there are also other options to create valid crendetials, see google-api-nodejs-client library
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I am creating a service to watch some of my Shared Drive folders on Google Drive. I am using a service account for authentication as this is a service running on a server. Here is my code snippet:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-09 at 06:36After hours of struggle and another nudge, I managed to figure this out. Google's API documentation is not so clear on this. Basically, you can use your service account but the service account need to impersonate a specific user, it is not by default an admin user in your domain even if you have all the configuration done.
So the easiest option I could figure out was to use google-auth's JWT credentials method as below:
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I've followed the Drive API v3 docs to Download a Google Document. I am able to sucessfully download a spreadsheet in PDF format, as per the example, building the request as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-04 at 23:45- You want to export the Google Spreadsheet as a PDF file.
- You want to use the query parameter of
gridlines=false. - You want to achieve this using python.
- Your access token can be used for exporting the Google Spreadsheet.
If my understanding is correct, how about this answer? Please think of this as just one of several possible answers.
Modification point:- In this modification, the PDF file with
gridlines=falseis exported by directly modifying the endpoint ofrequests.
QUESTION
I'm trying to use a Python script to turn on/off a CloudSQL Instance in GoogleCloud. I've finally found a way to do it, using the GoogleCloudAPI, in Shell:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-20 at 17:38In the end, the problem was solved using the ACCESS_TOKEN and making a Python request using the requests module. If you try to get an ACCESS_TOKEN from your credentials just after generating them, you won't be getting any, but if you actually use your credentials with the googleapiclient.discovery, this updates that object with a valid access token, that can then be used in a Python request, as follows:
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Install gdcl
Arch Linux: in the AUR and Firef0x's Arch Linux Repository.
The main script for searching through dictionaries is called gdcl.rb. There are a number of configuration options available in the config.yml file. By default, this file should be installed in the standard config folder under the user's home directory (i.e., in the folder ~/.config/gdcl). If gdcl can't find the file config.yml in that folder, it will look for it in $XDG_CONFIG_DIRS (i.e., /etc/xdg/gdcl), and failing that, the script folder (i.e., the same directory as the script executable). The ~/.config/gdcl folder and default config.yml file will be created if they do not already exist when you first run gdcl.
dict_dir: Dictionary folder (The location of your GoldenDict dictionaries folder; can be any folder, but set to ~/.goldendict/dic by default)
group: Group name (A subfolder of the directory specified in dict_dir above, containing a group of dictionaries to be searched together; default blank -- if you specify a value here, gdcl will never ask interactively for a group name, and will use the specified group by default)
kword: Keyword to search for (Use this to specify a keyword in the script; if not specified here, gdcl will search for a term provided either interactively or on the command line)
interactive_search: Interactive search (Set to false for non-interactive search, e.g. to pipe or redirect the search results; defaults to false if a group and keyword are specified as command-line parameters)
header_footer: Header and footer information (Set to false to turn off header and footer information, i.e.: dictionary name and number of hits for search term)
pager_off: Don't prompt to open results in pager (Set to true to turn off the pager prompt for all searches)
case_off: Case insensitive search (Set this to true if you want all searches to ignore character case)
history: Log search history (Uncomment this line if you want to log a record of your searches to a text file)
logfile: Alternate logfile location (A directory where you want to store the history logfile (default is a file called history.txt in the gdcl config folder, i.e.: ~/.config/gdcl))
temp_dir: Temporary working directory (The directory where gdcl will store files)
search_term: Search pattern (Specify a pattern to search for; default is headwords starting with keyword, but strict matches or any other regex are also supported)
del_dict: Excluded dictionaries (Optionally exlude the specified dictionaries from search results)
markup: DSL Markup Options (Defaults to removing dsl dictionary markup in results; to display markup, comment out this line and uncomment the line markup = "")
markup_replace: DSL Markup Replacement String (Change this if you want to replace dsl markup with some other string)
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