pygooglehelper package

Submodules

pygooglehelper.auth module

auth.py

pygooglehelper.auth.get_client_secret() → str

Find the client_secret.json for this application.

Two places, in order:

1. ~/.config/[app_name]/client_secret.json – a credential the user put there themselves, which always wins so it can override the shipped one.

2. the installed package folder – the copy the build hook ships inside the wheel, so a plain pip install works with no user setup.

An explicit “location” folder overrides both, for callers that keep the credential somewhere else entirely.

pygooglehelper.auth.get_credentials() → Credentials

The file token.pickle stores the users access and refresh tokens, and is created automatically when the authorization flow completes for the first time. It is also updated when refreshing or when the scopes change.

pygooglehelper.configs module

configs.py

class pygooglehelper.configs.ConfigAuth

Bases: Config

Configuration parameters for doing the authentication to google

authorization_prompt_message = 'navigate to that URL'

force = False

host = 'localhost'

port = 0

class pygooglehelper.configs.ConfigRequest

Bases: Config

Configuration of the specific request

app_name = None

location = None

scopes = []

pygooglehelper.register_hook module

register_hook.py

pygooglehelper.register_hook.register_functions()

pygooglehelper.static module

version which can be consumed from within the module

pygooglehelper.util module

util.py

pygooglehelper.util.ensure_folder(filename: str) → None

pygooglehelper.util.str_list_md5(scopes: list[str]) → str

Module contents

Initialize the module