Impossible to define dynamic user token

[AntoineGUENEAU]

In GoogleCalendarFactory , method createOAuthClient
$client->setAccessToken(file_get_contents($authProfile['token_json']));
It's meens it's always the same $client who is use.
How to add the event to another user's google account ?

[khrizzcristian]

Have you found a solution? I need this also

[harshuchilzy]

I am also wondering how to do this

[nagi1]

I need this too, unless this is out of this package scope I can PR solution @freekmurze @Gummibeer ?

[UltraSoftware0]

I also need it urgently

[tomcodes]

You can easliy override Laravel config on a per user basis, here is how I do it:

// First override Laravel default config for given user
Config::set('google-calendar', [
        'auth_profiles' => [
            'service_account' => [
                'credentials_json' => storage_path('app/google-calendar/api-key-' . Auth::id() . '.json'),
            ]
        ],
        'calendar_id' => Auth::user()->preference->google_calendar_id,
    ] + config('google-calendar'));

// Then interact with the API
$googleEvent = new GoogleEvent;
...

[valh1996]

not sure it scales well with tens of thousands of users

[huiyang]

You may also extend the Event class to use the app container to get the GoogleCalendar instance instead of using GoogleCalendarFactory

class Event extends \Spatie\GoogleCalendar\Event
{
    protected static function getGoogleCalendar(string $calendarId = null): GoogleCalendar
    {
        return app(GoogleCalendar::class, ['calendarId' => $calendarId]);
    }
}

then in AppServiceProvider, overwrite the binder

        $this->app->bind(GoogleCalendar::class, function ($app, $params) {
            $calendarId = $params['calendarId'];
            $token = Socialite::driver('google')->user()->token;
            $client = new \Google\Client();
            $client->setAccessToken($token);
            $service = new \Google_Service_Calendar($client);

            return new GoogleCalendar($service, $calendarId);
        });