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Google APIs

  • If you need Google APIs in your project (e. g. Google Maps) proceed to the Google Cloud Console.

  • Create a project named [project-name] under the renuo.ch organisation and use that project for all your environments.

  • Attach the wg-operations billing account

  • Choose the correct resource folder

    • clients for client projects
    • wg-operations for persistent internal things (e.g. Renuo Dashboard)
    • tmp for trials (e.g. learning week, presentations)
    • system-gsuite is for Google app script

    google_app_1

Before continuing, make sure that your new project is selected in the top navigational header of the Google Console.

Maps JavaScript API

API key generation

In order to user the Google APIs you will need to generate new credentials. Because we are using only one project per application, but would like to separate the usage in development from the one in production, name the keys like so: maps-main and maps-develop. Because we might need a key to also test the map locally, add a separate one named maps-local.

API key restrictions

To prevent quota and key theft, we need to add some restrictions to our keys. There are two types of restrictions: Key restrictions and API restrictions. For the develop API key add the following ones:

google_app_2

For main, enable only the specific domain and the renuoapp.ch domain.

For the key we use locally, enable the specific localhost domain (project-name.localhost).

Geocoding API

API key generation

As for the JS API, create two different keys for the two environments. For this API, name the keys like this: geocoding-main and geocoding-develop.

API key restrictions

Because the Geocoding API key doesn't support HTTP referrer restrictions (which isn't a problem anyway since the key won't be exposed), you only need to add an API restriction, restricting the key to the Geocoding API.