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User Google Api with Firebase auth
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Is it possible to add events to a user's google calendar (via my server) after some event in my application?
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So I'm writing an iOS app and I need it to interface with google sheets. I am able to get my app to be able to be logged into with google through firebase. However, previously, when I made the android version of the app, I didn't use firebase. Is there a way to use the firebase credential to create the google sheets service for iOS? Thanks!!
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Firebase Authentication with multi-factor authentication
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I would like to enable 2FA when I log into my Firebase console. I read that Firebase supports multi-factor authentication for users in Firebase Auth, but I would like to enable it only for logging into my Firebase console to manage my Firebase projects.
Is it possible to enable 2FA only on my Firebase Console?
Multi-factor authentication is currently only available in Google's Cloud Identity Platform, not in Firebase Authentication. While the two products are closely related, this is one place where they are different.
To use MFA, you'll have to upgrade to the paid Google Cloud Identity Platform. You'll still be using the Firebase SDKs in your app, so this change doesn't affect the app you send to your users.
For more information, see:
the GCIP overview page, which also includes information on pricing
the GCIP documentation on multi-factor authentication
Firebase Authentication with multi-factor authentication
I have to integrate Google Now to iOS apps. Please help me with an idea.I have to find out how to integrate Google Now to my iOS app and Alerts will be shown in Google Now.
Currently, the only way to integrate with Google Now is with Google email schemas. You can find the supported Google Now schemas here:
https://developers.google.com/schemas/now/cards?hl=en
Bus reservation and train reservation will also integrate with Google Now:
https://developers.google.com/schemas/reference/bus-reservation
https://developers.google.com/schemas/reference/train-reservation
It's ideal that your app is transactional. Please note that your email will have to be whitelisted in order to send Google schemas. You can find info on registering here:
https://developers.google.com/gmail/markup/registering-with-google
If you would like to do some testing on triggering Google Now cards, you can use the following Apps Script tutorial (using your personal Gmail account):
https://developers.google.com/schemas/tutorials/apps-script-tutorial
If you post more information on what your iOS app does, I can help you determine which markup will help you achieve what you're trying to do.
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Is it possible to login in twitter within an iOS app and not use the twitter account that is stored in the settings of the device?
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I am developing an iOS 7 application that allows users to connect to their Twitter accounts. Should I follow the same process as creating a Facebook application and register it ? Is there any SDK that allows to authenticate via Twitter ?
You can either use the Twitter account defined by the user in iOS Settings, or register your own Twitter application on https://apps.twitter.com/.
You can use the third-party library STTwitter in both cases.
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Google plus API for posting on wall like Facebook
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How to post text message to google plus wall using google plus api access token ?
I need to use multiple user login to google plus.
You need to use Google+ API. Here's the link to the wrapper for iOS.
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OAuth 2.0 with Google Analytics API v3
I've been reading loads of pages about the Google API today and how it requires Oauth2.0
The documentation on Google's own site is useless and keeps sending you round in circles so I'm hoping somebody here might be able to help.
I'm trying to build a simple test webpage (on http ://localhost) which takes data from the Analytics API, always from the same account.
So, I have an API key and would like to get data from this 1 account without requiring users of my site to login (they wouldn't be able to do that anyway, it's my account).
So, is there a way to authenticate my app on localhost programatically via HTTP or something. It seems like I shouldn't need to use Oauth unless my users were accessing their own accounts?
Looks like this is only possible if you get some user to log in first and use a "refresh token", as per the link posted by Jan above