Using the defaut application credentials to access the Google Play API?
I'm building an appengine app that requires access to the Google Play Developer API. I've seen in the sample code that it's possible to authenticate using a service account in addition to Oauth.
Is there any chance this could work with the default service account without having to generate a json key ? That would make the setup a bit easier.
Edit: be more explicit about not using a json key but really using the default application credentials instead.
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google-play-developer-api asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:28
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I'm building an appengine app that requires access to the Google Play Developer API. I've seen in the sample code that it's possible to authenticate using a service account in addition to Oauth.
Is there any chance this could work with the default service account without having to generate a json key ? That would make the setup a bit easier.
Edit: be more explicit about not using a json key but really using the default application credentials instead.
google-cloud-platform
google-play-developer-api asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:28
mbonninmbonnin
2,97222142
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I'm building an appengine app that requires access to the Google Play Developer API. I've seen in the sample code that it's possible to authenticate using a service account in addition to Oauth.
Is there any chance this could work with the default service account without having to generate a json key ? That would make the setup a bit easier.
Edit: be more explicit about not using a json key but really using the default application credentials instead.
google-cloud-platform
google-play-developer-api asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:28
mbonninmbonnin
2,97222142
I'm building an appengine app that requires access to the Google Play Developer API. I've seen in the sample code that it's possible to authenticate using a service account in addition to Oauth.
Is there any chance this could work with the default service account without having to generate a json key ? That would make the setup a bit easier.
Edit: be more explicit about not using a json key but really using the default application credentials instead.
google-cloud-platform
google-play-developer-api google-cloud-platform
google-play-developer-api asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:28
mbonninmbonnin
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asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:28
mbonninmbonnin
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edited Nov 25 '18 at 18:29
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asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:28
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asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:28
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For App Engine Standard environment:
You can generate a Service Account key file from default service
account. Follow the link sample code you provided, then click on
the link shown in the "Getting Started" section, you'll get in
the Google Developer Console. If logged in with the correct account
(you should see your project name at the top), then go to Credentials
-> Create credentials -> Service Account key. In the service account dropdown list, choose "App Engine Default Service Account", choose
JSON as key type and you should be good to go to follow the last
instructions on the Github page.
For App Engine Flexible environment:
The default service account isn't listed in the Service Account page, as explained here. You can't generate a service account key with it. You'd need to use a custom service account.
answered Nov 25 '18 at 11:42
LundinCastLundinCast
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Indeed, I can generate a key for the default service account. My question was more along the lines of not generating a key at all. Datastore, bigquery and other cloud APIs just work out of the box without any key needed.
– mbonnin
Nov 25 '18 at 18:27
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For App Engine Standard environment:
You can generate a Service Account key file from default service
account. Follow the link sample code you provided, then click on
the link shown in the "Getting Started" section, you'll get in
the Google Developer Console. If logged in with the correct account
(you should see your project name at the top), then go to Credentials
-> Create credentials -> Service Account key. In the service account dropdown list, choose "App Engine Default Service Account", choose
JSON as key type and you should be good to go to follow the last
instructions on the Github page.
For App Engine Flexible environment:
The default service account isn't listed in the Service Account page, as explained here. You can't generate a service account key with it. You'd need to use a custom service account.
answered Nov 25 '18 at 11:42
LundinCastLundinCast
2,30341222
Indeed, I can generate a key for the default service account. My question was more along the lines of not generating a key at all. Datastore, bigquery and other cloud APIs just work out of the box without any key needed.
– mbonnin
Nov 25 '18 at 18:27
add a comment |
For App Engine Standard environment:
You can generate a Service Account key file from default service
account. Follow the link sample code you provided, then click on
the link shown in the "Getting Started" section, you'll get in
the Google Developer Console. If logged in with the correct account
(you should see your project name at the top), then go to Credentials
-> Create credentials -> Service Account key. In the service account dropdown list, choose "App Engine Default Service Account", choose
JSON as key type and you should be good to go to follow the last
instructions on the Github page.
For App Engine Flexible environment:
The default service account isn't listed in the Service Account page, as explained here. You can't generate a service account key with it. You'd need to use a custom service account.
answered Nov 25 '18 at 11:42
LundinCastLundinCast
2,30341222
Indeed, I can generate a key for the default service account. My question was more along the lines of not generating a key at all. Datastore, bigquery and other cloud APIs just work out of the box without any key needed.
– mbonnin
Nov 25 '18 at 18:27
add a comment |
For App Engine Standard environment:
You can generate a Service Account key file from default service
account. Follow the link sample code you provided, then click on
the link shown in the "Getting Started" section, you'll get in
the Google Developer Console. If logged in with the correct account
(you should see your project name at the top), then go to Credentials
-> Create credentials -> Service Account key. In the service account dropdown list, choose "App Engine Default Service Account", choose
JSON as key type and you should be good to go to follow the last
instructions on the Github page.
For App Engine Flexible environment:
The default service account isn't listed in the Service Account page, as explained here. You can't generate a service account key with it. You'd need to use a custom service account.
answered Nov 25 '18 at 11:42
LundinCastLundinCast
2,30341222
For App Engine Standard environment:
You can generate a Service Account key file from default service
account. Follow the link sample code you provided, then click on
the link shown in the "Getting Started" section, you'll get in
the Google Developer Console. If logged in with the correct account
(you should see your project name at the top), then go to Credentials
-> Create credentials -> Service Account key. In the service account dropdown list, choose "App Engine Default Service Account", choose
JSON as key type and you should be good to go to follow the last
instructions on the Github page.
For App Engine Flexible environment:
The default service account isn't listed in the Service Account page, as explained here. You can't generate a service account key with it. You'd need to use a custom service account.
answered Nov 25 '18 at 11:42
LundinCastLundinCast
2,30341222
answered Nov 25 '18 at 11:42
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answered Nov 25 '18 at 11:42
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answered Nov 25 '18 at 11:42
LundinCastLundinCast
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2,30341222
Indeed, I can generate a key for the default service account. My question was more along the lines of not generating a key at all. Datastore, bigquery and other cloud APIs just work out of the box without any key needed.
– mbonnin
Nov 25 '18 at 18:27
add a comment |
Indeed, I can generate a key for the default service account. My question was more along the lines of not generating a key at all. Datastore, bigquery and other cloud APIs just work out of the box without any key needed.
– mbonnin
Nov 25 '18 at 18:27
Indeed, I can generate a key for the default service account. My question was more along the lines of not generating a key at all. Datastore, bigquery and other cloud APIs just work out of the box without any key needed.
– mbonnin
Nov 25 '18 at 18:27
Indeed, I can generate a key for the default service account. My question was more along the lines of not generating a key at all. Datastore, bigquery and other cloud APIs just work out of the box without any key needed.
– mbonnin
Nov 25 '18 at 18:27
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