I haven't done any appengine work, so I'm not 100% certain on service
accounts, but from what I understand - YouTube does not work with
service accounts in the App-engine sense.
You can authenticate once and then store that token though.
Tim Wintle
On Sat, 2012-07-28 at 04:07 -0700, lee wrote:
> Hello
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> I am after oauth flow with no users involved...to make access token
> requests!
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> 1. Is there service account support for YouTube API?
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> 2. If yes, where is the PHP client library that generates the JWT?
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> any help would be great thanks
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You’re right, service accounts with YouTube API can be tricky. I’ve had to store tokens manually too since full App Engine auth isn’t really supported. For anyone trying a smoother workaround, check out YouTube Vanced for easier access without all the OAuth hassle.
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