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I recently published a new and improved version of this Google API + OAuth post over on the Twilio blog which includes code for refreshing access tokens. You’ll be better served reading that one instead. This post is for the guy in the spot I was in last week: Googling things like “authenticate Google Calendar API via OAuth2 in Ruby on Rails”, and finding no clear result. I hope this saves you som
This guide will show you how to access the Google Calendar API (v3) with Ruby, using Google’s OAuth 2.0 flow for web applications and version 0.9 of the google-api-client gem—If you’ve been struggling to figure out how to move past version 0.8.2 this is for you! Step 1: Setup your project First you’ll need to sign in to the Google Developers Console and register your app: Start by creating a new p
21 Mar 2016 Using The Google API Ruby Client with Google Calendar API Google offers robust support for their APIs, including the Google Calendar API, and the Google API Ruby Client gem offers a comprehensive wrapper for this API, among others. Integrating these tools into a Rails 5 app still proved to be something of a challenge, involving some guess work and some heavy leaning on the Google Calen
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