JWT Class import issue about google-auth-library-nodejs HOT 9 CLOSED

I'm just trying to access a google account's profile information that's all. Am I correct to use the latter one or this library/repo would help me achieve the same?

I would recommend Google Sign in for this use case:

• https://developers.google.com/identity/gsi/web/guides/overview

Related: We’re exploring alternative runtime support, including browsers, for this library. This will be useful for things like admin panels where the customer is a member of a GCP org. This can be tracked here:

• #1638

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I'm just trying to access a google account's profile information that's all. Am I correct to use the latter one or this library/repo would help me achieve the same?

I would recommend Google Sign in for this use case:

• https://developers.google.com/identity/gsi/web/guides/overview

Related: We’re exploring alternative runtime support, including browsers, for this library. This will be useful for things like admin panels where the customer is a member of a GCP org. This can be tracked here:

• feat: Alternate Runtimes Support #1638

Thank you for pointing me in the right direction. I made it work 😁 !

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@zieru

I don't have an idea why proxy agent get executed in the browser.

This library is currently is not designed for the browser. That can be tracked here:

• #1638

For browser usage today, I would recommend:

• https://developers.google.com/identity/gsi/web/guides/overview

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Hey @MorpheusZI,

This sounds like a duplicate of this issue:

• #1632

Looking at the error message in the log you posted, it looks like somehow http.Agent is undefined here:

https://github.com/TooTallNate/proxy-agents/blob/b133295fd16f6475578b6b15bd9b4e33ecb0d0b7/packages/agent-base/src/index.ts#L29C1-L29C49

Perhaps this is an issue with the bundler or configuration you are using?

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Something similar happens on my end.

This is my code. I'm simply just importing the client.

import { OAuth2Client } from 'google-auth-library';

I'm using create-vue with Typescript with untouched configs for vite and TS.

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@noamolat-fs this sounds like a bundler issue rather than an issue with this library. I’m not sure how else http.Agent wouldn’t exist here (referenced in the error message):

https://github.com/TooTallNate/proxy-agents/blob/b133295fd16f6475578b6b15bd9b4e33ecb0d0b7/packages/agent-base/src/index.ts#L29C1-L29C49

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@noamolat-fs this sounds like a bundler issue rather than an issue with this library. I’m not sure how else http.Agent wouldn’t exist here (referenced in the error message):

https://github.com/TooTallNate/proxy-agents/blob/b133295fd16f6475578b6b15bd9b4e33ecb0d0b7/packages/agent-base/src/index.ts#L29C1-L29C49

I'm having a hard time with what should I use. I've found these two libraries:

• google-auth-library-nodejs
• google-api-javascript-client

I was thinking that the issue above was a dependency issue so I switched to the latter, somehow I'm able to access it but now I have a problem with the global type for gapi. It's not being recognized by typescript even after installing @types/gapi but clearly there's a value for it.

I'm just trying to access a google account's profile information that's all. Am I correct to use the latter one or this library/repo would help me achieve the same?
I'm doing the requests in my Vue app with some sort of service scripts (typescript).

I switched to the last one because I thought the nodejs being referred was for the backend stuff and as mentioned I'm doing frontend.

Sorry for the unrelated subjects since I'm just trying to give a better insight into what I'm trying to do. Feel free to just focus on what's related.

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Closing this as it appears to be a build tool issue unrelated to this library.

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using this library only to make google-spreadsheet works by using JWT from service account, unfortunately I get this error too.
I don't have an idea why proxy agent get executed in the browser.

Building my own api call to get access_token from google is too much works.

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