A Clojure library for loading gcloud credentials from an environment variable instead of a .json file.
When interoping with the Google SDK the initialization process is more or less as follows:
- Load credentials from file
- Initialize credentials
- Initialize the SDK by passing the credentials to it.
- Access resource in the Google cloud
This library allows the credentials to be loaded from the environment variable: GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS
.
You can also load the credentials from a custom environment variable.
I've found this really useful when deploying applications or running CI/CD outside the Google cloud.
You still need to perform steps 2 - 4 to get up and running.
Current: [alekcz/googlecredentials "3.0.1"]
Deprecated: [alekcz/google-credentials "x.x.x"]
(The dash in the package name creates problems)
- Get the
json
file containing your service account creditials by following the instruction here https://cloud.google.com/docs/authentication/getting-started - Copy the contents of your
.json
into the GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS environment variable. In your~/.bash_profile
and in Travis CI you should escape your credentials using singe quotes ('
).
(require '[googlecredentials.core :as g-cred])
;; By default load from GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS
(-> (. StorageOptions newBuilder)
(.setCredentials (g-cred/load-service-credentials))
(.build)
(.getService))
;; Load from custom environment variable
(def firebase-options (-> (new FirebaseOptions$Builder)
(.setCredentials (g-cred/load-service-credentials :firebase-config))
(.build))
(.initializeApp FirebaseApp firebase-options)
;; Load from custom environment variable as string
(def firebase-options (-> (new FirebaseOptions$Builder)
(.setCredentials (g-cred/load-service-credentials "FIREBASE_CONFIG"))
(.build))
(.initializeApp FirebaseApp firebase-options)
;; generic example
(def cred (-> (<options-builder>)
(.setCredentials (g-cred/load-service-credentials))
(.build))
(<cloud-library>/<initialisation-function> cred)
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