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I have pulled in your fix to #1 into my fork. Ran it on my photos account, and ran into an error inside the storeMediaItems function. Turns out that the passed-in argument of mediaItems is non-null at several points in execution, but at some point, mediaItems becomes null.

I have added some debugging code into my fork to see this in the console. Last commit is:

bgoodr@826a558

(don't pull that into your repo, this is just for demo purposes).

The output I see at the end (not expanding the array in the console as it has too much info): console

Could you add some error checking? I don't know if just having that function do nothing (ignore the null value), as I'm not sure about the intent there.

I've configured API as explained in the guideline but I receive this error.
Maybe do it related to MFA?

I followed the steps and trying to connect through https://jonagh.github.io/gapi-querier/ but getting below error?

Error 403: access_denied
The developer hasn’t given you access to this app. It’s currently being tested and it hasn’t been verified by Google. If you think you should have access, contact the developer

Hi,

could you please add a LICENSE file to the repo?

Thanks :)

This project has been very useful to me, but I haven't found any way of giving back.

Hi Jonagh,

Sorry, maybe it's me, but I couldn't follow the instructions on the readme page for the GAPI-Querier (aka find out-of-album photos) API. Perhaps Google has changed the way they organise things or changed their GUI. Could you confirm whether these instructions are accurate or please update them so they can be followed. I'm really keen to try this API out

Thanks
C

It would be much better to create another album that accumulates all photos you need to sort/remove.
Solution: add command that creates an album and fills it with photos
Pros:

1. You can immediately see all photos that are not in albums instead of clicking on links
2. You can easyly add any photo to another album or delete it using google-photos app in any time/place

• Sign-in to app using Google, allow access (granting permissions).
• Revoke access (https://myaccount.google.com/permissions).
• Go back to app, it is still signed-in and assumes it has access even though it doesn't.
• Running the tool fails since permission is denied.

Need to either check permissions on load or on run, and request access if needed.

As far as I can tell I have everything setup correctly and I've signed in but run command isn't working no produces any errors in console or network activity.

Hi,

I'm the original poster of the SE question: https://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/82693/how-can-i-view-google-photos-that-are-not-in-a-google-photos-album and saw your answer at https://webapps.stackexchange.com/a/125617/14529

Encouraged, I wanted to give it a spin. So, I forked your gapi-querier repo, made no changes to it in my fork, and followed the directions to the letter. I am now able to see the website at https://bgoodr.github.io/gapi-querier/.

Copying/pasting my Client ID into that field and hitting enter did not show anything. So I opened up Web Developer/Console (I'm using Firefox version 65.0) and saw:

SyntaxError: dynamic module import is not implemented commands.js:3:44

I cleared the web console output, and reloaded the page, and the above error reproduced. So, it is not due to OAUTH authorization yet, but due to javascript syntax.

I retried it under Google Chrome (Version 72.0.3626.109 (Official Build) (64-bit)), and it worked (I did have to force it to authorize as for some reason my app was not authorized). So something is not being adequately supported in Firefox 65 I think, or maybe Google Chrome is a bit lax?

Looking at the code I do see an import statement at https://github.com/jonagh/gapi-querier/blob/master/commands.js#L3

So I searched for that error on the web, I found https://stackoverflow.com/a/46415925/257924 which leads me further to to believe that the syntax there might still be not treated identically between Firefox and Chrome. I did notice that you do have a directive to declare “main.js” as a module at https://github.com/jonagh/gapi-querier/blob/master/index.html#L47 , but maybe Firefox insists that you also declare “commands.js” as a module too?

I really would love to see this working under Firefox. I don’t use Chrome, and it would be painful for me to switch to it.

Thanks,
bgoodr