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OAuth Service Account Flow
This guide will walk you through how to setup OAuth2 for API access using your
own credentials using service accounts.
These steps only need to be done once, unless you revoke or delete your OAuth2
credentials.
Create OAuth2 credentials
Generate a service account ID and a *.JSON
file by
following the linked instructions, then come back to this page.
Set up client library with JSON file
Configure the following keys in your App.config / Web.config. See the
configuration guide for additional
details.
<add key="OAuth2Mode" value="SERVICE_ACCOUNT" />
<add key="OAuth2SecretsJsonPath" value="INSERT_OAUTH2_SECRETS_JSON_FILE_PATH_HERE" />
<!-- Supply the email address of the user to impersonate. -->
<add key="OAuth2PrnEmail" value="INSERT_OAUTH2_USER_EMAIL_HERE" />
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Last updated 2025-03-11 UTC.
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