[Free] ⭐ Extension to sign-in with Google account

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Did you try to add your client id and client secret to the extension's blocks

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Yes, I did.

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Ok pick a screen video for a problem and send it

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OK, I'll do that in the next few days.
Many thanks

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This one is what I meant :point_down:

Screenshot 2025-01-14 at 23.05.14
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and I don't know how to use this extension :point_down:

and this one is what I meant :point_down:

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The very fool did it in androidbuilder and did not remove several own components of the builder

Here I pass the image of the content

SignInWithGoogle V2

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Please attach each Extension separately

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i want ALphaDialog and DaffyMenu Extension ple

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Search the community or the extensions directory App Inventor Extensions | Pura Vida Apps

Yes, also you can do it :muscle:
Taifun

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Is there a way to connect this extension with Firebase?
Thanks,
Nico

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This extension uses sign in with google via people API of Google cloud platform not via firebase but you claim the same info .

If you want to count signed accounts of google
You can use firebase realtime database

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hey so i imported your aia file and i added my api key but it says configuration not found it would be great if u could help.

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You just need Client Id and Client secret not API key see here how to you get them

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thank you also where do i add that

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After getting them you can add them inside the blocks screen
Just watch the video And you will understand everything thing about how to use aia file

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hey again, i got the client id but not the client secret.
Help Please!!!

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Hello, I was wondering how I could get this extension to work on the Ai2 companion for my Chromebook emulator, Thanks.
Junko.

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Hello @JunkoJoseph
Of course

  • Use the AI2 Companion App: On your Chromebook, install the "MIT AI2 Companion" app from the Google Play Store. You don't need a separate emulator if your Chromebook can run Android apps.
  • Connect to Your Project:
    • In App Inventor, go to Connect -> AI Companion.
    • Open the companion app on your Chromebook and scan the QR code or enter the 6-character code.
  • Use the Extension:
    • Make sure you have correctly set up the Client ID and Client Secret for the Google Sign-in extension in your App Inventor project.
    • The sign-in process should work directly within the AI2 Companion app.
      If it doesn't work:
  • Double-check your Client ID and Client Secret.
  • As a final test, build the app (APK file) and install it on your Chromebook to ensure all functionalities work as expected.
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That would be the fun part. Sideloading apps on a Chromebook is not trivial:

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