gmail-tester: invalid_grant issue

NOPE

Hey, has anyone found a solution for that? Would the current implementation be able to use a Google Service Account?

TO fix this i had to:

• Delete existing Token
• Run ./node setup (as per guide again) and then verify via Google. I wonder if it is something to do with Google more than the code itself ?

That doesn’t really fix the problem, in 7 days you will get invalid_grant again. Still hoping someone is able to come up with a permanent solution.

Yes. Please try this: https://github.com/levz0r/gmail-tester#refresh_access_tokencredentials_json-token_path

Still not sure how to use it. All it says in that readme is this: refresh_access_token(credentials_json, token_path) credentials_json: Path to credentials JSON file. token_path: Path to existing OAuth2 token file. Refresh the access token. A new file will overwrite the existing one in token_path.

From that I don’t understand how to actually refresh a token, there’s no code example, or anything.

It looks like its working fine, on cypress.config.js I have: on(“task”, { “gmail:refreshAccessToken”: async args => { const token = await gmail_tester.refresh_access_token(‘./cypress/plugins/credentials.json’, ‘./cypress/plugins/token.json’) return config } })

on test: cy.task(“gmail:refreshAccessToken”)

and expirydate (…“expiry_date”:1665564390017}) is refreshed every time the task is launched.

It would be a great solution to authenticate via Google Service Account @levz0r