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Yep, it's compatible. It's just a matter of dissecting and changing part of the "googleapis" modules. If you look at jwt.js in "googleapis" and the "gapitoken" module, that is where the https request is to get the access token.
I based this client example as closely to this as possible so I'd stay in line with what Google is using, but this isn't the only way to do it (or really even the most efficient way)
This is another npm module that could be substituted in here as well.
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https://github.com/mikeal/request#oauth-signing
Is this compatible? A totally different methodology? I am ignorant, but it appears superficially similar. Any insight is appreciated.
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