google-oauth's Introduction

Client Side

See oauth-2legged-test.js for how to make a 2-legged OAuth request to a Google Data API.

Server Side

See oauth-signed-fetch-test.js for how to verify a signed fetch from Google. See oauth-signed-fetch-test-gadget.xml for a test gadget you can add to a Google Sites page (see below for how to do that).

Creating a Private Gadget to Test Signed Fetch

Install Private Gadget Editor

On a Google Sites page for your domain, add the gadget http://google-feedserver.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/resources/gadgets/private-gadget-editor/spec.xml by URL.

Create Signed Fetch Test Private Gadget

In the Private Gadget Editor, press New to create a gadget private to your domain
Copy the content of http://github.com/jyang/google-oauth/raw/master/oauth-signed-fetch-test-gadget.xml to the editor to overwrite its content
Press Save and enter gadget name signed-fetch-text.xml to save it
On another Google Sites page for the same domain, add gadget http://feedserver-enterprise.googleusercontent.com/a/<mydomain>/g/PrivateGadgetSpec/signed-fetch-test.xml by URL
In the test gadget, enter public URL to the server that runs oauth-signed-fetch-test.js and press Send a Signed Fetch to send a signed fetch from Google Sites to the test server, which will echo back the email address of the user

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