Developing for the Google Apps Marketplace
summary
How to modify a web app to publish it on the Google Apps Marketplace: create a Google Developer Console project, enable the required APIs, declare OAuth scopes and implement the OAuth code-exchange flow, and write a Chrome Web Store manifest. Includes a concrete Python example with two decorators for auth and callback, proving domain ownership via Webmaster Tools DNS, and installing through admin one-click deployment; notes that the console steps are tedious and Marketplace gives visibility but not full licensing automation.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Google Apps Marketplace intro
- 3:41What is Google Apps Marketplace
- 7:55Publishing benefits
- 11:40Developer console setup
- 16:23Publish app
- 23:52OAuth integration
- 27:30Installation demo
- 32:05Conclusion
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