apitools_quickstart_gcs_credentials_and_http_setup.py

1import os
2from apitools.base.py import list_objects
3from apitools.datetimes import DateTime
4from google.cloud import storage
5
6# Note: google-apitools is typically used via generated clients.
7# Below is a representative example of using an apitools-based client 
8# to interact with a service like Google Cloud Storage.
9
10from apitools.base.py import credentials_lib
11from apitools.base.py import http_wrapper
12from apitools.base.py import common_args
13
14# Example: Using the internal logic that apitools provides for service discovery
15# In practice, you would use a client generated by the 'gen_client' tool.
16
17def quickstart_example():
18    # 1. Get credentials using standard google auth
19    # This uses the underlying credentials support apitools relies on
20    credentials = credentials_lib.get_credentials()
21    
22    # 2. Create an authorized HTTP object
23    http = http_wrapper.GetHttp()
24    http = credentials.authorize(http)
25
26    # 3. Use an apitools-generated client (e.g., for Storage V1)
27    # This assumes you have the generated 'storage_v1' module
28    # For the sake of a standalone snippet, we represent the typical initialization:
29    # from some_generated_package import storage_v1
30    # client = storage_v1.StorageV1(http=http)
31    
32    # Simple logic to print a message confirming setup
33    if credentials:
34        print("Successfully authenticated and initialized apitools HTTP wrapper.")
35    else:
36        print("Failed to acquire credentials.")
37
38if __name__ == "__main__":
39    quickstart_example()