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Hay dos opciones para probar la API de Administrador, ya sea OAuth 2.0 Playground o el Explorador de API.
OAuth 2.0 Playground
Usa OAuth 2.0 Playground para obtener una vista previa de un flujo de autenticación, obtener tokens de acceso y enviar solicitudes HTTP. Para usar OAuth 2.0 Playground, sigue estos pasos:
En el paso 1, el alcance https://www.googleapis.com/auth/cloud-platform está preseleccionado. Haz clic en Autorizar API para iniciar el flujo de autenticación.
Para seguir el “flujo de autenticación implícito”, haz clic en Permitir a fin de autorizar el acceso de Google OAuth 2.0 Playground a tus servicios de Google Cloud.
En el paso 2, haz clic en Código de autorización de intercambio para tokens a fin de recibir un token de acceso.
En el paso 3, el campo URI de solicitud se prepropaga con el URI de ejemplo:
Debes reemplazar {appsId} por el ID de tu proyecto de Google Cloud Platform y, luego, hacer clic en Send the request para ver los detalles sobre el servicio default de tu proyecto.
Usa este campo de URI para enviar solicitudes HTTP a los recursos que especificas en tu proyecto. si deseas obtener más información para especificar recursos en los URI de solicitud, consulta REST en la API de Administrador.
Explorador de API
Usa el Explorador de API para ver una lista de todos los métodos, los campos y sus descripciones de la API de Administrador. Luego, puedes hacer clic en los elementos de la lista para generar los URI y enviar solicitudes HTTP con los recursos que especifiques.
Para usar el Explorador de API, sigue estos pasos:
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