| get_access_cred {bigrquery} | R Documentation |
Since the majority of bigquery API requests need to be authenticated
bigrquery maintains package-wide OAuth authentication credentials in a
private environment. In ordinary operation, you should never need to use
these functions but they are provided in case you want to switch
credentials mid-stream. You may can use set_service_token
for non-interactive authentication.
get_access_cred() has_access_cred() set_access_cred(value) reset_access_cred() set_oauth2.0_cred(app = NULL) set_service_token(service_token)
value |
new access credentials, as returned by
|
app |
A Google OAuth application created using
|
service_token |
A JSON string, URL or file, giving or pointing to the service token file. |
get_access_cred() OAuth2 credentials token
has_access_cred() TRUE if credentials are set
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