Integrating Google Calendar API in Python Projects

In this video, learn how to integrate Google Calendar API in your Python projects.

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[mattg]

Of course, a tutorial comes out right after I spent like 2 months trying to figure it all out.

[ankitpunia]

If authorization show error 403 or 400
try this fix
1. Click "OAuth consent screen" on the left side of the screen (below "Credentials")
2. Under "Test users" there is a button called "+ ADD USERS"
3. Type the email of the account you will be testing with, press enter, then click save.

[tejakrishnasaipalnati]

that was really a great tutorial...
really really awesome job @
Indian Pythonista

[ahmedbadra]

Thank you very much, i have been stuck the whole day in this

[tomerahi]

The only tutorial that worked for me!
Thank you so much!!!

[SoumilShah]

Thanks a lot
Finally tutorial
I will try out and let you know if that’s working
Good job indian pythonist

[PaperMooooon]

For anyone using sublime, credentials = Then create the token.pkl

[gokulnath]

Crystal clear explanation!!! Thank you!

[Ian-bbvv]

wow, this is what im looking for. Thank you for making my life a lot easier. Keep the wonderful jobs up!!

[nauerderbube]

Thank you for that super informational video! Well done. It was very helpful

[johannesseikowsky]

Man, this was a very good tutorial. Helped me a lot! Thanks!!

[nietzschebietzsche]

Thanks for a very clear and informative tutorial; this helped me save so much time on my current python project!

[aureliea.]

Thanks a lot, you made it so easy for me ! I just put a fav on your channel and will for sure look at your other tutorial

[_matthieu]

Well done ! Thanks for the clear and structured presentation

[richardsantana]

I got "TypeError: build() got an unexpected keyword argument 'creds'". Then when I deleted creds, I got Could not automatically determine credentials."

For clarity, I changed "credentials" to "creds" for brevity. Is there a workaround for this?


EDIT: Okay, so I fixed it. In case anyone has the same problem as I did, I am leaving this comment up. build() is looking for "credentials" exactly. Not "creds". Changing it to "service = build("calendar", "v3", credentials=creds)" worked.

[Gwittdog]

Thank you for making this awesome tutorial!

[bigsquirrrel]

Any chance of making a video on how to do this using a service account so that the user does not need to login in order to get calendar events?

[juancalvoferrandiz]

Great video. Any expectations for when your Medium account will be online again? Thanks.

[adventurousmale]

If you can't import apiclient.discovery then install googleapiclient then from googleapiclient.discovery import build

[sarthakjain]

Awsome video buddy.. this video helped me in my project.
Can you please tell me that, How we can set reminders by python program in google calendar by using apis?