Questions tagged [google-api-nodejs-client]

The google-api-nodejs-client is the authorized node.js client library developed by Google for seamless access to various Google APIs, with added features to support OAuth 2.0 authorization and authentication protocols.

Why is there a `build/src` folder in `./node_modules/googleapis` instead of just a `src` folder?

Recently, I started working on a new Ember project and decided to incorporate the Google Node SDK by running npm install googleapis --save-dev. Subsequently, I also added ember-cli-es6-transform with the intention of importing ES6 modules from the Google A ...

NodeJs google analytics reporting API returning null response object

Just getting started with a question. In my project, I am utilizing NodeJS to interact with the Google Analytics Reporting API. I have successfully obtained the necessary OAuth 2 token and even receive a 200 response when querying the API. However, instea ...

What strategies can I use to ensure that I can successfully send 3,000 requests to the Google Drive API using node.js without surpassing

I'm currently assisting a friend with a unique project he has in mind. He is looking to create 3000 folders on Google Drive, each paired with a QR code linking to its URL. The plan is to populate each folder with photos taken by event attendees, who will ...

"Encountering errors when attempting to create a course with Active status using a service account through the Google Classroom API

I am utilizing googleapis in order to establish a classroom course using a service account. Everything runs smoothly when I do not specify the status, and the course is created with status: PROVISIONED. However, when I attempt to update the status to ACTI ...

Saving a Google file directly to memory using Node.JS

Currently, I am working on a function to directly download a Google file into memory without saving it to a physical file first. Does anyone have any ideas on how I can achieve this by piping the content into a string or buffer? Below is my code snippet: ...