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Google Settings

Google Settings



To enable Google Integrations, OneHash needs access to the API through which the data will be synced which is achieved using OAuth 2.0 Authentication Protocol.


How to set up Google Settings




For Google Calendar, Google Contacts, Google Drive


In order to allow a synchronization with Google Calendar, Google Contacts or Google Drive you need to authorize OneHash to get data from Google. Following is an example for setting up Google Contacts Integration

Create a new project on Google Cloud Platform and generate new OAuth 2.0 credentials.



Enable API Access in API Library for the Integration you wish to integrate.

Google Calendar: Calendar API
Google Contacts: People API
Google Drive: Drive API



In API & Services > Credentials create a new Credential and select Create OAuth client ID

Select Application Type Web Application

Add https://{yoursite} to Authorized JavaScript origins.

Add https://{yoursite}?cmd=frappe.integrations.doctype.{integration_name}.{integration_name}.google_callback as an authorized redirect URI.

You need to replace integration_name with one of the following:

Google Calendar: google_calendar
Google Contacts: google_contacts
Google Drive: google_drive

eg: for Google Contacts URL will be https://{yoursite}?cmd=frappe.integrations.doctype.google_contacts.google_contacts.google_callback



Add your Client ID and Client Secret in the Google Settings in Home > Integrations > Google Services > Google Settings


For Google Maps



In order to allow a synchronization with Google Maps you need to generate an API key as Google Maps doesn't need access to data from Google.

Create a new project on Google Cloud Platform and generate new API Key.
Enable API Access in API Library for the Directions API and then add the API Key in the Google Settings in Home > Integrations > Google Services > Google Settings.

Updated on: 22/03/2023

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