I am using the Reports API to pull data from Chromebooks. The countChromeVersions method works as intended but countInstalledApps is returning {} instead of the app data. The Chromebooks have apps installed from the Chrome Webstore in addition to the Workspace Core apps. What am I missing? Is there a configuration setting required to pull the app data?
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I came across this doc which says that Apps Script can connect to any external APIs.
I'm trying to access my Virtual Machines and maybe perform some actions (GET, DELETE etc). Can I do that using Compute Engine APIs using Apps Script.
Thank you
It works perfectly within Google Workspace Ecosystem but not sure how to begin connecting GCP services using Apps Script.
I have been studying GMAIL Addon development lately. I would like admins, subscribing to my GMAIL addon, to be able to upload a configuration file in their domain which my addon can consume later when they are installed by the users under the same domain.
This mechanism is pretty much like the chrome.storage feature for chrome extensions. In one of our extensions, our client-admins upload a configuration file into their installed extension’s users settings and our extension downloads this data via chrome.storage apis.
Is the propertiesService the best way to go? Thank you.
I have an app to which I'd like to add cloud sync for the application's data files.
The desktop version of the app is written in Java and runs on Windows, OSX, and Linux. mobile version is an Android app. To further complicate matters, the Android app is available in two versions, free and paid, with different package names.
Google Drive API allows files to be stored and manipulated in an application data folder. Is it possible for all of the above versions of the app to share the same application directory? What exactly constitutes an "application"?
If the Android app is uninstalled, will the application folder be removed?
A drive app is distinct from an android/desktop/web app. All of those can use the same drive app. The drive app is the entry in the developer console. Just use the same developer console app id and credentials in all your variants.
I'm going to access with Google drive SDK. should I Create installed application configuration or web application configuration in order to access API? what is the main difference?
answer of difference is that:
https://developers.google.com/accounts/docs/OAuth2#scenarios
I've made a drive application that does some actions with files inside a google apps domain. To use the drive api in an apps domain I had to put allow users to install webstore apps on. But I don't really want users to install chrome webstore apps.
Is there a possibility to allow users to use the drive api within our domain without allowing them to install Webstore apps?
This is the error I get when it's off :
403 The domain policy has disabled third-party Drive apps.
This is not an installation issue, this is a domain issue. Your domain administrator needs to enable third party Drive Apps in their CPanel.
Once you have done that, you can request the install scope to install an application, there is no requirement on Chrome Webstore integration.