Power Automate - Part 1/3 - Google API OAuth 2.0 - Obtain Authorization Code

Part 1/3 Power Automate - Google API OAuth 2.0 video series explains how to access Google API using OAuth 2.0. The first part is how to get the authorization code.
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Configuration setting up the project and getting the client id
console.cloud....
Copy the below URL in your browser to get the code. Replace client_id below.
accounts.googl...
Authorised redirect URIs
global.consent...
Documentation regarding Server-side Web Apps
developers.goo...
developers.goo...
Documentation regarding Google API Scope
developers.goo...

[@nickroe5992]

In the google console credentials, where did you get this "Authorized redirect URL" for power automate? Any idea where I'd get it if I was using Microsoft Access VBA code to call APIs?

[@abm4975]

That URL is well documents from Microsoft. Most likely that is your local host. localhost.

[@ЖораБаранов-ы2э]

You are the best))

[@abm4975]

Thanks a lot for your support

[@RalfHeid]

It is much easier if you use a customer connector and do the login through it. The complex OAUTH2 is done by Microsoft Standard.

[@abm4975]

Thanks

[@bestquotes2765]

I want to access my youtube analytics api. What is the redirect url for that?

[@abm4975]

Hi
I haven't tried that yet. Let me see.
Thanks for the support.

[@harlemworldautomations]

I'm currently getting the below error when in POSTMAN. Any ideas?
Authorization Error
Error 400: invalid_request
Required parameter is missing: response_type
My response_type=code

[@abm4975]

Hi
I need to see the POSTMAN and related http url and values. If you still need help check my channel about section. I could look this into via screenshare.
Thanks

[@equiposInn]

Very useful video. Do you know how can I do if I want to send an HTTP Request from Google Tag Manager (side-server) to Calendly, that HTTP Request only works if I authenticate Google Tag Manager in to Calendly with OAuth 2.0.

[@abm4975]

Hi
Looks like you need to get the Authorization code first
calendly.stoplight.io/docs/api-docs/60a14408d6743-get-authorization-code
Then using this code you can get the access token
calendly.stoplight.io/docs/api-docs/be9b32ef4b44c-get-access-token

[@equiposInn]

​@@abm4975 Thanks for your answer. The thing is that I´m not a tech person so I don´t understand the site you sent me, I need like a tutorial step by step in order to be able to set up the authentication I need

[@abm4975]

Hi
I did tried that API and the auth code works from the browser only. I did emailed the Calendly support team to ask about it. Waiting for their reply. Will update later.
Thanks

[@equiposInn]

@@abm4975 You´re an angel ☺. Please let me know any new if they answered 🙏

[@abm4975]

Yes I will. Thanks

[@flavorsofcooking3974]

Hi @abm, great and detailed video. Can you give some realtime scenarios where we need to use Google API in projects?

[@abm4975]

Hi S,
Thanks so much for the support. You can pretty much access all the products from Google via API. Suppose you have a photo you want to upload from SharePoint to Google Photos or accessing RUclips trend and details.

[@thapelomohotsi2896]

Can I do google consent via api?

[@abm4975]

Could you explain a bit more about this?