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Hi Mark,

just a quick question.
I tried to work with the qpxExpress API.

What I struggle with was defining the right scope. I used
options("googleAuthR.scopes.selected" = c("https://www.googleapis.com/auth/qpxExpress"))
but that resulted in a Google error page.

Also I looked up the gar_discovery_apis_list() function, but that does not return the scope of an API (which would be nice to have).

What is the best way to look up the "scope"? What am I missing here?

Thanks,
Florian

The characters on this line which read blogger#post should have the grave accents replaced with single quotations. When copying and pasting the code for the object "Post" into R, the grave accents are not rendered as single quotation marks and the Post object does not create an object of class gar_Post. Replacing the grave accents with single quotation marks resolves the issue.

Example:

  url <- 
    sprintf("https://www.googleapis.com/compute/v1/projects/%s/zones/%s/instances/%s/stop",
            instance, zone, project)

As always, thanks SO much for creating this API and its progeny!

I've found when using Member() for googleadmindirectoryv1.auto and Event() for googlecalendarv3.auto that I've had to modify the functions to get them to not throw errors when creating members using the Google AdminDirectory API and events using the Google Calendar API. One modification has been removing the "kind = admin#directory#member" and "kind = calendar#event" from each otherwise I receive the error "object 'admin#directory#member' not found" and "object 'admin#directory#event' not found". Perhaps double quotes could fix this but removing the parameter has worked fine too.

Also, the Event() function has several parameters defaulting to false and true (without quotes) which I've replaced with FALSE and TRUE because of similar "object not found" errors.

Finally, the Event() transparency parameter defaults to opaque which I replace with "opaque".

I've found easy workarounds so no big deal. Thanks!

Otherwise some s3 methods don't work on them, like toJSON

First, thank you for these packages!

The default values for each function generated is NULL which generally throws an error "JSON fetch error: Invalid string value: 'NULL'". I can get around this by setting each unneeded parameter to "" instead but some functions have lots of parameters which gets cumbersome. Could they be set by default to ""?