How to create a new project through Quire API? I can't find it in the documentation.
No, as of now this function is not implemented (and not included in the api-documentation accordingly).
If this is an important feature for you, you can propose a feature on github so others can vote for it as well. (Please only post specific bugs or feature requests there, for usage questions stackoverflow is the preferred forum)
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I am currently implementing configurableBundle extension and testing the auto pick functionality. Is see that there is an "isAutoPick" function in configurableBundle addon. But I do not see any usages. In this article (https://help.sap.com/viewer/9d346683b0084da2938be8a285c0c27a/2005/en-US/8b887b9d866910148ac4c2ee46e16461.html?q=auto%20pick%20subscription), it states that the addToCart functionality is implemented in the subscriptionservice addon. But looking through the source code, I do not see the implementation for it. How does the auto pick functionality is implemented by default? If there is no default implementation, how would you set it up?
I tried to ask this question in community.sap.com but so far no answer. So I hope the StackoverFlow community is quicker and better with the response.
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Andy
These 2 packages look very similar:
http://www.passportjs.org/packages/passport-google-oauth2/
http://www.passportjs.org/packages/passport-google-oauth20/
Is one supersede the other or they serve different purpose? New to Google authentication and still trying to make it work.
passport-google-oauth20 has 10x the use of the other, and it has more recent commits.
One of the properties in the profile response for passport-google-oauth2 is isPlusUser, which suggests that it is not up to date. The readme in the github repository does not match the documentation, and there are a few links in the passport docs that no longer work.
To be fair, I've only ever used passport-google-oauth20. It's possible that pass-port-google-oauth2 works fine, but there is currently a lot more community support for 20.
Hope this helps!
I have the same question. It is pretty confusing. One is much more popular than the other. https://www.npmtrends.com/passport-google-oauth2-vs-passport-google-oauth20
Google is using passport-google-oauth20 in their Node tutorial examples. https://cloud.google.com/nodejs/getting-started/tutorial-app
I have been stuck on this issue for a while and I finally ended up asking on here. I need an example on how to add existing tags on existing test case using the NodeJS rally api. I have already seen the Java implementation and it does not help me too much.
I already have an application which creates/updates test cases, test folders, etc. I just got an extra requirement to add tags. I have been looking at their APIs and I am so confused on how to attach the tags. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Check out this section in the user guide:
https://github.com/RallyTools/rally-node/wiki/User-Guide#add-to-a-collection
That code example is adding defects to a story, but it should be super straightforward to change that to tags...
Background: My idea is to create a primarily content-heavy website (think news articles or blog posts) written entirely in nodejs. Since creating content on Google Drive (Google Docs) in particular is very simple, what I would like to do is have Nodejs retrieve the website's content from Google Docs.
Challenge: As far as I can tell, the correct way to do this according to Google is to create a Service Account so that the application can access the files stored on Google Drive without requiring user-intervention in the form of a confirmation. Google provides three libraries--java, python, and php--for server-to-server requests. Does anyone know of anything similar already written by the Node community? I am aware of node-oauth but I've searched through it's source and haven't found anything referencing private keys, which are required for server-to-server interaction, which I'm taking to mean it's not supported. Writing one is also an option, but I'd like to avoid that if at all possible. Looking at the Google-written Java Oauth2 client library makes it pretty clear that it's not an easy task.
Thanks in advance!
This is one library I've found that looks pretty thorough and complete for creating JSON Web Tokens: JWCrypto
I know this thread is old, but in the event others arrive here looking for an answer:
Google is working on an official module to access all of their API's. Its alpha so be careful but it looks very nice- github repository
I have to integrate Paypal with JSF/Seam. Is there any good tutorial out there.
You need to consult their developer documentation. I've never done it for Java, but a good couple of years back I did it for PHP. I still recall very good that they have had excellent code examples in their developer documentation which I could just copypaste and just alter slightly in order to get it to work. They had examples for Java/JSP as well (which in turn should easily be portable to JSF). Access to developer documentation only requires a Paypal customer account (which I don't have right now). Contact if necessary your customer for login details. Then you'll be able to access their developer documentation as well.