The documentation for the Google Drive API is available here: Where can I find the Webservices - OAuth 2.0 VBO?
Where can I find the Webservices - REST VBO? Where can I find the Utility - HTTP Communication VBO? On version 6.3 there are a number of VBOs which may help you develop similar functionality, although they are not as fully featured as the Web API Services feature (introduced in 6.4) which the above skill is based on: There is a community supported Skill available on the Digital Exchange which is available to manage Google Drive (including uploading files), although unfortunately this is only supported from version 6.5 onwards: Now add a column "access_token" in users migration file to save access token for each user after authentication with Google APIs.Subject: Upload file to Google Drive via API
When you install fresh Laravel application then you will have migration file for users table by default in following path database/migrations. Now I will create User table to store token after authentication with Google for future access. Step 1 : Installationįirst I will go with fresh installation by running following command : composer create-project -prefer-dist laravel/laravel blog "5.4.*" You need to have client_id, client_secret and api_key for this example. You will have to enable Google Drive API with your Google account. $this->gClient->setApprovalPrompt("force") I have already discussed about Login authentication with Google APIs, You can follow this link to get access token after successfully authentication with Google OAuth2 API.įor this example, I need refresh token for permanent access to Google APIs because Access token have limited lifetime that means you will have to repeat the OAuth 2.0 consent flow to authenticate user, but If you have refresh token then you can use this refresh token to obtain a new access token.Īt the time of initial authorization request only, Google provide refresh token but to obtain refresh token you will have to specify offline access like this : $this->gClient->setAccessType("offline") In this Laravel PHP tutorial, I will tell you how to upload file on Google drive using Google drive API. Laravel PHP Create Folder and Upload file to google drive with access token
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