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Outra opção para gerar credenciais do OAuth2 é usar o OAuth2
Playground. O playground do OAuth2, em conjunto com o Console de APIs do Google,
permite criar tokens OAuth2 manualmente.
Pré-requisitos
Antes de criar credenciais, você precisa
criar um projeto, configurar a
tela de consentimento do usuário e ativar a API AdMob.
No menu suspenso de projetos, selecione o mesmo projeto usado para gerar a
credencial.
Configure a tela de consentimento OAuth para usar o ID do cliente OAuth 2.0. Há
várias maneiras de fazer isso:
Defina o tipo de usuário como Externo e o status de publicação como Publicado.
Ou defina o tipo de usuário como Externo e o status de publicação como Teste.
Em seguida, adicione Usuários de teste selecionando Adicionar usuários para dar acesso a eles para
usar seu ID de cliente OAuth 2.0.
Acesse o OAuth2
Playground.
O uso desse link preenche alguns valores de chave para você.
Clique no ícone de engrenagem
no canto superior direito e marque a caixa Use suas próprias credenciais
do OAuth (se ainda não estiver marcada).
Confira se:
o fluxo do OAuth está definido como Servidor;
O tipo de acesso está definido como Off-line. Isso garante que você receba um token de atualização
e um token de acesso, em vez de apenas um token de acesso.
Insira o ID do cliente OAuth2 e o secret de cliente OAuth2 que você recebeu
acima.
Na seção Step 1 - Select & authorize APIs (Etapa 1: selecionar e autorizar APIs), insira o seguinte URL na caixa de texto na parte de baixo, se ele ainda não estiver lá, e clique em Authorize APIs (Autorizar APIs):
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/admob.readonly
Se necessário, faça login na conta a que você quer conceder acesso e
autorização. Caso contrário, confirme se o usuário atual do Google no canto superior direito é a conta da AdMob para quem você quer receber as credenciais.
Uma solicitação aparece indicando que o app quer acessar seus dados da AdMob.
Clique em Aceitar para continuar.
Na guia Etapa 2: trocar o código de autorização por tokens,
um código de autorização vai aparecer. Clique em Trocar código de autorização
por tokens.
Se tudo correr bem, o token de atualização e o token de acesso serão
preenchidos. Talvez seja necessário expandir novamente a Etapa 2: trocar o código de
autorização por tokens.
Copie o token de atualização para o arquivo de configuração da sua biblioteca
de cliente, junto com o ID do cliente e a chave secreta do cliente.
Remover o OAuth2 Playground do seu código do cliente
Agora que você tem um token de atualização, não é mais necessário que o playground do OAuth2
seja um URI de redirecionamento autorizado. Para remover da lista de URIs de redirecionamento
autorizados:
Na lista suspensa de projetos, selecione seu projeto.
Na página "Credenciais", clique no nome do código do cliente para editá-lo.
Remova https://developers.google.com/oauthplayground dos URIs de redirecionamento
autorizados. É necessário deixar pelo menos um URI de redirecionamento no
lugar.
Clique em Salvar.
Revogar tokens compartilhados
É possível revogar tokens compartilhados de duas maneiras:
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First, create a project, configure the user consent screen, and enable the AdMob API. Next, generate a client ID and secret for a web application, adding `https://developers.google.com/oauthplayground` as an authorized redirect URI. Configure an OAuth consent screen. Then, in the OAuth2 Playground, authorize the AdMob API, exchange the authorization code for tokens, and copy the refresh token, client ID, and client secret into your client library's configuration. Remove the OAuth2 playground from the authorized redirect URIs.\n"],null,["# OAuth Playground\n\nAnother option for generating OAuth2 credentials is to use the **OAuth2\nPlayground**. The OAuth2 Playground, in conjunction with the Google API Console,\nallows you to manually create OAuth2 tokens.\n\nPrerequisites\n-------------\n\nBefore creating credentials, you need to\n[create a project](/admob/api/v1/getting-started#create_project), configure your\nuser consent screen, and enable the AdMob API.\n\nGet a client ID and client secret\n---------------------------------\n\n### Create a credential\n\n| **Key Point:** To use the **OAuth2 Playground** , you need to generate a **client\n| ID** for a [web application](/identity/protocols/OAuth2WebServer). This is the *only* type of application that will work with the OAuth2 Playground.\n\n1. Open the [Google API Console\n Credentials page](https://console.cloud.google.com/apis/credentials).\n\n2. From the project drop-down, select an existing project or create a new one.\n\n | **Key Point:** Create a project with a unique identifying name for each shared token, so you can share or [revoke](/admob/api/v1/how-tos/playground#revoke_token) them easily.\n3. On the Credentials page, select **Create credentials** , then select\n **OAuth client ID**.\n\n4. Under **Application type** , choose **Web application**.\n\n5. Under **Authorized redirect URIs** , add a line with:\n `https://developers.google.com/oauthplayground`\n\n | **Key Point:** If you have an existing credential, you can reuse it by setting the Authorized redirect URIs as above.\n6. Click **Create**.\n\n7. On the Client ID page, take note of the **client ID** and **client secret**.\n You'll need these in the next step.\n\n### Configure an OAuth consent screen\n\nYou must configure an OAuth consent screen before using an OAuth 2.0 client ID.\n\n1. Open the [Google API Console\n Consent Screen page](https://console.cloud.google.com/apis/credentials/consent).\n\n2. From the project drop-down, select the same project used to generate the\n credential.\n\n3. Configure your OAuth consent screen to use your OAuth 2.0 client ID. There\n are multiple ways to do this:\n\n 1. Set your user type to **External** and publishing status to **Published**.\n 2. Or, set your user type to **External** and publishing status to **Testing** , then add **Test users** by selecting **add users** to give them access to use your OAuth 2.0 client ID.\n\nSee additional information on [setting up your OAuth consent screen](//support.google.com/cloud/answer/10311615).\n\nGenerate tokens\n---------------\n\n| **Key Point:** The Google user you're signed in as in your browser determines which AdMob account you'll be able to access with the OAuth2 credentials you generate. Therefore, you may want to do these steps in an incognito window or when you're not signed in to your Google account, since it's likely that the user whose credentials you want to use isn't the same user you were signed in as when you got the client ID and secret.\n\n1. Go to the [OAuth2\n Playground](/oauthplayground#step1&scopes=https%3A//www.googleapis.com/auth/admob.readonly&url=https%3A//&content_type=application/json&http_method=GET&useDefaultOauthCred=checked&oauthEndpointSelect=Google&oauthAuthEndpointValue=https%3A//accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/v2/auth&oauthTokenEndpointValue=https%3A//oauth2.googleapis.com/token&includeCredentials=unchecked&accessTokenType=bearer&autoRefreshToken=unchecked&accessType=offline&forceAprovalPrompt=checked&response_type=code),\n (using this link should pre-populate some key values for you).\n\n2. Click the gear icon\n in the upper right corner and check the box labeled **Use your own OAuth\n credentials** (if it isn't already checked).\n\n3. Make sure that:\n\n - **OAuth flow** is set to **Server-side**.\n - **Access type** is set to **Offline** (this ensures you get a refresh token *and* an access token, instead of just an access token).\n4. Enter the **OAuth2 client ID** and **OAuth2 client secret** you obtained\n above.\n\n5. In the section labeled **Step 1 - Select \\& authorize APIs** , enter the\n following URL in the text box at the bottom, if it's not already there,\n then click **Authorize APIs**:\n\n\n `https://www.googleapis.com/auth/admob.readonly`\n6. If prompted, sign in to the account to which you want to grant access and\n authorization. Otherwise, confirm that the current Google user in the top\n right corner is the AdMob account for whom you want to obtain credentials.\n\n | **Key Point:** If you got your client ID and secret only a few minutes ago, and you get an error such as `Error: redirect_uri_mismatch`, it's possible the changes you made haven't yet propagated. Click your browser's back button, wait a few minutes, then try clicking **Authorize APIs** again.\n7. A prompt appears indicating your app would like to **See your AdMob data** .\n Click **Accept** to continue.\n\n8. In the tab labeled **Step 2 - Exchange authorization code for tokens** ,\n an **Authorization code** should appear. Click **Exchange authorization\n code for tokens**.\n\n9. If all goes well, the **Refresh token** and **Access token** should be\n filled in for you (you may have to re-expand **Step 2 - Exchange\n authorization code for tokens**):\n\n10. Copy the **Refresh token** into the configuration file for your client\n library of choice, along with the **client ID** and **client secret**.\n\n11. [Configure a client library for OAuth in the\n AdMob API](/admob/api/v1/libraries).\n\nRemove the OAuth2 Playground from your client ID\n------------------------------------------------\n\nNow that you have a **refresh token**, you no longer need the OAuth2 Playground\nto be an authorized redirect URI. To remove it from the list of authorized\nredirect URIs:\n\n1. Go to the [Google API Console\n Credentials page](https://console.cloud.google.com/apis/credentials).\n\n2. From the project drop-down, select your project.\n\n3. On the Credentials page, click the **client ID name** to edit.\n\n4. Remove `https://developers.google.com/oauthplayground` from the **Authorized\n redirect URIs** . Note that you must leave at least *one* redirect URI in\n place.\n\n5. Click **Save**.\n\nRevoke shared tokens\n--------------------\n\nYou can revoke shared tokens in two ways:\n\n1. Navigate to your [Google account\n permissions](//myaccount.google.com/permissions) page and revoke access from\n the relevant project.\n\n2. Alternatively, you can revoke web application tokens using the [Google\n Identity API](/identity/protocols/oauth2/web-server#tokenrevoke)."]]