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ttlib-gapi

v1.0.0

Published

Angular 4 Google api module /gapi

Readme

Angular 4 Google api module (ng-gapi)

This module will add the google api to your project. It wraps the Gapi in to a service layer allowing to work with Gapi in a Angular 4+ project.

Latest change

  • Requires now Typescript version 2.3 or higher
  • Requires Angular4 or higher

Installation

npm install ng-gapi

Example

Demo

Usage

To use the ng-gapi simply add GoogleApiModule to your module imports and set the configuration.

ClientConfig interface

Bellow are all available parameters that can be provided in the forRoot() method.

interface ClientConfig {
    clientId: string;
    discoveryDocs: string[];
    scope: string;
    ux_mode?: string;
    fetch_basic_profile?: boolean;
    cookie_policy?: string;
    hosted_domain?: string;
    redirect_uri?: string;
}
Example:
let gapiClientConfig: ClientConfig = {
    clientId: "CLIENT_ID",
    discoveryDocs: ["https://analyticsreporting.googleapis.com/$discovery/rest?version=v4"],
    scope: [
        "https://www.googleapis.com/auth/analytics.readonly",
        "https://www.googleapis.com/auth/analytics"
    ].join(" ")
};

@NgModule({
    imports: [
        //...
          GoogleApiModule.forRoot({
            provide: NG_GAPI_CONFIG,
            useValue: gapiClientConfig
          }),
        //...
    ]
})
export MyModule {}

Now you will have Access to the GoogleApi service. The service has a a event method onLoad(callback) This event will fire when the gapi script is loaded.

Usage example :

export class FooService {
    constructor(gapiService: GoogleApiService) {
        gapiService.onLoad(()=> {
           // Here we can use gapi
            
        });
    }
}

Also check the example folder with a google api reports module

GoogleAuthService

The module has a GoogleAuth service which allows you to work with the google auth

Usage:

//Example of a UserService 

@Injectable()
export class UserService {
    public static SESSION_STORAGE_KEY: string = 'accessToken';
    private user: GoogleUser;
    
    constructor(private googleAuth: GoogleAuthService){ 
    }
    
    public getToken(): string {
        let token: string = sessionStorage.getItem(UserService.SESSION_STORAGE_KEY);
        if (!token) {
            throw new Error("no token set , authentication required");
        }
        return sessionStorage.getItem(UserService.SESSION_STORAGE_KEY);
    }
    
    public signIn(): void {
        this.googleAuth.getAuth()
            .subscribe((auth) => {
                auth.signIn().then(res => this.signInSuccessHandler(res));
            });
    }
    
    private signInSuccessHandler(res: GoogleUser) {
            this.user = res;
            sessionStorage.setItem(
                UserService.SESSION_STORAGE_KEY, res.getAuthResponse().access_token
            );
        }
}

Lets go step by step through the example

  1. We create a angular Injectable() "service"
  2. The static property SESSION_STORAGE_KEY is just a sugar to store string in a property rather then hardcode
  3. in the constructor we inject the GoogleAuthService and making it a private property of our User class
  4. no we have 2 public methods , sign in and get token. The signIn should be used at user login page , it will open the google auth popup.
  5. The get token method is used for http request to google resource where a authentication is required.

Configurations

The GoogleApiConfig class provides the required configuration for the Api

Configuration is easy to use. The GoogleApiModule has a static method which sets the configs. As shown in the example you simply provide a configuration object of type ClientConfig.

 {
   clientId: "your client id",
   discoveryDocs: ["url to discovery docs", "another url"],
   scope: "space separated scopes"
}

Configure them according your google app configurations and resource scope.

Examples

The examples can be used as modules , you need a basic Angular2 project , then add the example module to your projects folder and import the exampleModule in your AppModule