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Question on: Google Cloud Tools for IntelliJ

Does Google Cloud have an IDE?

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Answered: Hùng Trần on February 8, 2023

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Question on: Google Cloud Tools for IntelliJ

To use Google application credentials in IntelliJ, follow these steps: 1. **Set Up Google Cloud SDK**: Ensure you have the Google Cloud SDK installed on your machine. This is necessary to authenticate and manage your Google Cloud resources. 2. **Create Service Account**: Go to the Google Cloud Console, navigate to the IAM & Admin section, and create a new service account. Assign the necessary roles to this account for your project. 3. **Download Credentials**: Once the service account is created, download the JSON key file. This file contains your Google application credentials. 4. **Set Environment Variable**: Set the `GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS` environment variable to the path of your JSON key file. This can be done in your system settings or directly in IntelliJ. - **In IntelliJ**: Go to `Run` > `Edit Configurations`. Select your run configuration and add a new environment variable with the name `GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS` and the value as the path to your JSON file. 5. **Use Credentials in Code**: In your application code, ensure that you are using the Google Cloud client libraries, which will automatically detect the credentials from the environment variable. 6. **Test Your Setup**: Run your application in IntelliJ to ensure that it can authenticate and access Google Cloud resources using the provided credentials. By following these steps, you should be able to successfully use Google application credentials in IntelliJ.

To use Google application credentials in IntelliJ, follow these steps: 1. **Set Up Environment Variable**: First, ensure that you have your Google application credentials JSON file. Set the `GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS` environment variable to the path of this JSON file. 2. **Configure IntelliJ**: Open IntelliJ and go to `Run` > `Edit Configurations`. Select your project configuration and navigate to the `Environment Variables` section. Add a new environment variable with the name `GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS` and the value as the path to your credentials JSON file. 3. **Use in Code**: In your code, you can now use Google Cloud libraries that automatically pick up the credentials from the environment variable. For example, when using Google Cloud Storage, the library will use the credentials specified by the `GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS` variable. 4. **Test Configuration**: Run your application to ensure that it can authenticate with Google Cloud services using the specified credentials. By following these steps, you can successfully use Google application credentials in IntelliJ.

Go to the config, add e-mail address of your service account to the “Service Account” Test following the next steps: 1. Create a new Python Flask Cloud Run project using a starter template Cloud Code provides. 2. Edit the Cloud Run: Run Locally config's "Service Account" field to include the email address of my service account. Note that I gave this service account Owner permission for testing. 3. Add in a Cloud Translate snippet https://cloud.google.com/translate/docs/advanced/translating-text-v3#translating_input_strings 4. Run the Cloud Run: Run locally configuration. At the time when the service is running, open the URL in the Event Log and the translate API was called successfully. Alternatively, you could add your service account's key.json file to your project, create a new environment variable in your Dockerfile named GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS, and set that variable equal to the path of your key.json file.

Answered: Ben Lopez BBA, CSSGB on January 18, 2023

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Question on: Google Apps Script for G Suite

How do you automate G suite?

Using Google Apps Script, which is essentially javascript with some Apps Script libraries on top of it.

Answered: Peter VanWylen on July 1, 2022

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