Unable to use programmatic_auth not possible

[MTRNord]

Using programmatic_auth as auth_uri it failes to generate a correct URL.

redirect_uri and response_type aren't allowed but they get added using FlowType::InstalledInteractive.

Google says Parameter not allowed for this message type: redirect_uri and Parameter not allowed for this message type: response_type

also the scopes need to be devided by a + instead of spaces.

After that it would be nice to get the code which is in the cookie "oauth_token".

This is needed for generating the correct token for using the hangouts chat api (see hangups). Idea is to do automatic logins/auths. 100% from CLI

Did I miss something?

[dermesser]

I googled around for the programmatic_auth issue, it seems to be some known issue with the hangouts API (as described in the hangups issue #260). Please be advised that only APIs in https://github.com/Byron/google-apis-rs are supported. I wonder whether it might be easier for you to just do the HTTP requests yourself?

w.r.t. the scope divider, I fixed this.

[MTRNord]

Found that out too after that, Sadly I am stuck to googles page "Cookies are ot enabled" :/

[dermesser]

oh, and I looked after the scope separation; the official documentation uses %20, not +: https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/OAuth2InstalledApp

[MTRNord]

hm oh thats interesting because in there fromular on the login page they use a plus :/ Sorry for the missleading

[MTRNord]

@dermesser quick question. Is there a way to get the url that the dialog prints to a variable so that I can use that url in a request?

[MTRNord]

@dermesser basicly I mean how can I get the response of the build_authentication_request_url() function?

[dermesser]

if you really want to go that route, you can supply Authenticator::new() (https://github.com/dermesser/yup-oauth2/blob/master/src/authenticator.rs#L73) with a delegate (https://github.com/dermesser/yup-oauth2/blob/master/src/authenticator_delegate.rs#L62) that captures the verification_url.

[MTRNord]

Thanks. Reason is I have to use (sadly) programmatic_auth for hangouts because hangouts uses a oauth1.0 scope which is only allowed via programmatic_auth but I want still to use your crate :) so I have to intercept it a little bit