gaxios | HTTP request client that provides an axios like interface | HTTP Client library

I'm trying to integrate google calendar in to my app, but getting an error: 'invalid_grant', error_description: 'Bad Request'

I've been following google documentation for the same and have referred to relevant StackOverflow posts to resolve the issue but no luck so far. The flow I'm implementing is as follows:

1. generating a google consent url

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I want to use the google apis to download a google slide as a power point presentation (ppt or pptx) to our node.js server. I have setup google drive api, and I have created a slide in my drive folder. I'm trying to use drive.files.export to download the slide, but since a slide isn't really a thing on windows or mac, I am trying to convert it to power point by setting the mimeType to application/vnd.ms-powerpoint:

I'm trying to create a bundle of a nodeJS app within a yarn monorepo.

Compiling Typescript to JS works fine (through tsc), then rollup finishes too. However, when running the compiled bundle in node, I'm getting the following exception that points to that the external module cannot be found:

I have a project that uses the default bucket on Firebase Admin.

I have the following line:

I am trying so hard to upload one image from cloud functions I am sending an image from the web to the cloud function using onRequest. I am sending a base64 string and the fileName. Now I was following different tutorials on the internet and couldn't seem to solve my problem.

Here is my code. I think I am doing something wrong with the service account json. Although i generated the json file and used it but still it didn't work.

I get the error of The caller does not have permission at Gaxios._request when i don't use service account json And when i do use serviceAccount.json then i get this error The "path" argument must be of type string. Received an instance of Object which is from file.createWriteStream() i think

Anyway here is the code can anyone please help me with this

The projectId that I am using is shown in the picture below

I have a working nodejs application on an older google compute engine. After migration the application to a new compute engine I get on this line:

I'll like to programatically (with Node.js) set the title and description for my videos on YouTube. I cannot find the correct API function. The connection to Google API works fine.

It's a Command line app .....

oauth2keys.json:

I am trying to use the code on https://developers.google.com/sheets/api/samples/formatting to update the formatting of a Google Sheet.

What I have tried so far is creating a resource object and passing it through the the sheets.spreadsheets.values.batchUpdate function. I am not sure if this is the proper way of doing things, but it does run without error if I pass an empty requests.

Goal

Download and upload a file to Google Drive purely in-memory using Google Drive APIs Resumable URL.

Challenge / Problem

I want to buffer the file as its being downloaded to memory (not filesystem) and subsequently upload to Google Drive. Google Drive API requires chunks to be a minimum length of 256 * 1024, (262144 bytes).

The process should pass a chunk from the buffer to be uploaded. If the chunk errors, that buffer chunk is retried up to 3 times. If the chunk succeeds, that chunk from the buffer should be cleared, and the process should continue until complete.

Background Efforts / Research (references below)

Most of the articles, examples and packages I've researched and tested have given some insight into streaming, piping and chunking, but use the filesystem as the starting point from a readable stream.

I've tried different approaches with streams like passthrough with highWaterMark and third-party libraries such as request, gaxios, and got which have built in stream/piping support but with no avail on the upload end of the processes.

Meaning, I am not sure how to structure the piping or chunking mechanism, whether with a buffer or pipeline to properly flow to the upload process until completion, and handle the progress and finalizing events in an efficient manner.

Questions

1. With the code below, how do I appropriately buffer the file and PUT to the google provided URL with the correct Content-Length and Content-Range headers, while having enough buffer space to handle 3 retries?

2. In terms of handling back-pressure or buffering, is leveraging .cork() and .uncork() an efficient way to manage the buffer flow?

3. Is there a way to use a Transform stream with highWaterMark and pipeline to manage the buffer efficiently? e.g...