问题
I have a web application where users can sign in with Google.
To the sign-in process, I add a scope to be able to access Google Calendar.
Now that the user is signed in, I would like to - in server-side - get their current Google access token in order to make a request and get a list of their events.
Is there a way to get the current OAuth token (no need for refresh token) in order for me to make this completely on the server-side?
回答1:
I'd say that you can check this article and put special attention to the recommendation for websites.
I understand you have configured already the consent screen, which is the first step of the basic steps on using OAuth 2.0. So I understand that you only have to perform the following steps:
- Obtain an access token from the Google Authorization Server
- Examine scopes of access granted by the user.
- Send the access token to an API
I think you can also give a look to this other doc for more GCP insights over your goal to authorize the request using user tokens
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62796830/firebase-admin-get-google-oauth-token