Provides ability to interact with google services. Feel free to follow our guide on how to configure API access.
Currently supports following:
- OAuth Token Generation
- By providing credentials via argument
- By providing absolute path to
client_auth.json
file
- Directory API
- List
- Single user fetch
- Calendar
- CalendarList
- Listing calendar events
- Single calendar event fetch
- Create calendar event
- Delete calendar event
- Update calendar event
- Move calendar event
- Availability
- Drive
- Listing Files in drive
- Single file fetch
- Create file
- Delete file
- Translate
- List available languages
- Detect source language
- Translate one language to another
- Gmail
- send an email
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Add the dependency to your
shard.yml
:dependencies: google: github: PlaceOS/google
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Run
shards install
require "google"
There are three authentication options
Google::Auth.new(issuer: "[email protected]", signing_key: PRIVATE_KEY, scopes: "https://www.googleapis.com/auth/admin.directory.user.readonly", sub: "[email protected]")
Google::FileAuth.new(file_path = "/absolute_path/client_auth.json", scopes: "https://www.googleapis.com/auth/admin.directory.user.readonly", sub: "[email protected]")
"pre-generated-google-access-token"
For instance 3-legged OAuth2 where a user token has been provided. i.e.
- https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/oauth2/web-server#offline
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8942340/get-refresh-token-google-api
# auth variable below can be instance of Google::Auth or Google::FileAuth
directory = Google::Directory.new(auth: auth, domain: "example.com")
# To fetch all users
directory.users
# Fetch single user
directory.lookup("[email protected]")
# auth variable below can be instance of Google::Auth or Google::FileAuth
calendar = Google::Calendar.new(auth: auth)
# To fetch calendar list
calendar.calendar_list
# To fetch all calendar events
calendar.events
# To fetch single calendar event by id
calendar.event("event_id")
# To create calendar event
calendar.create(event_start: Time.utc, event_end: Time.utc + 1.hour, attendees: ["[email protected]"], summary: "ACA test event", description: "test description", attachments: [Google::Calendar::Attachment.new("file_id", "file_url in google drive")])
# To update single calendar event by id
calendar.update("event_id", summary: "updated summary")
# To delete single calendar event by id
calendar.delete("event_id")
# To move single calendar event by id
calendar.move(event_id: "event_id", calendar_id: "original_calendar_id", destination_id: "destination_calendar_id")
# To fetch availability (free/busy) for a set of mailboxes
calendar.availability(mailboxes: ["[email protected]", "[email protected]"], starts_at: Time.utc, ends_at: Time.utc + 1.hour)
# auth variable below can be instance of Google::Auth or Google::FileAuth
drive_files = Google::Files.new(auth: auth)
# To fetch files list
drive_files.files
# To fetch single file by id
drive_files.file("file_id")
# To create file
drive_files.create(name: "test.txt", content_bytes: "Hello world!", content_type: "text/plain")
# To delete single file by id
drive_files.delete("file_id")
# auth variable below can be instance of Google::Auth or Google::FileAuth
translate = Google::Translation.new(auth: auth)
# To fetch available languages
translate.languages
# To fetch available languages as localized values
translate.languages("de") # Where "de" is a language code
# To detect the language of a given string (or strings)
translate.detect_language("Some text to detect")
# To translate a string into a target language (auto detecting the source)
translate.translate("Some text to translate", to: "de")
# To translate a string into a target language (with a manual source)
translate.translate("Some text to translate", to: "de", from: "en")
Currently only allows TicketClass
and TicketObject
creation
Output is google pay pass url that can be emailed or shared so that user can save in their google pay app
# Current use case is to create meetings as TicketClass and an attendee pass as TicketObject
# `execute` does this in one swoop and creates TicketClass/TicketObject remotely using google api
# jwt payload is then encoded/signed and shared as url
# file_auth variable below is an instance of Google::FileAuth
Google::EventTickets.new(auth: file_auth,
issuer_id: "YOUR ISSUER ID",
serial_number: "Unique identifier for the ticket",
issuer_name: "ISSUER NAME",
event_name: "TEST EVENT",
ticket_holder_name: "John Smith",
location: {"lat": 37.424299996, "lon": -122.0925956000001},
event_details: {header: "some header", body: "Some other body"},
date_time: {start: "2023-04-12T11:20:50.52Z", end: "2023-04-12T16:20:50.52Z"},
logo_image: {uri: "https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7340/11177041185_a61a7f2139_o.jpg", description: "Baconrista stadium logo"},
event_image: {uri: "http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3738/12440799783_3dc3c20606_b.jpg", description: "Coffee beans"},
venue: {name: "JK Stadium", address: "123 FYI Str"},
origins: ["http://baconrista.com", "https://baconrista.com"],
qr_code_value: "Data encoded in qr_code",
qr_code_alternate_text: "User Friendly alternate text"
).execute
# Result
"https://pay.google.com/gp/v/u/0/save/ENCODED_SIGNED_JWT_PAYLOAD"
Currently using RAW RFC 2822 to send emails, versus the optional custom message JSON. To generate the message you can use the email shard
# auth needs a scope like https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.send
messages = Google::Gmail::Messages.new(auth: auth)
user_id = "[email protected]"
email = EMail::Message.new
email.from user_id
email.to "[email protected]"
email.subject "subject"
email.message "hello gmail"
messages.send(user_id, email.to_s)
# returns an unparsed response body text currently
To run specs crystal spec
- Fork it (https://github.com/PlaceOS/google/fork)
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature'
) - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature
) - Create a new Pull Request