Open Google Meet URLs automatically on time.

This Chrome extension queries your Google Calendar events periodically, and opens Google Meet URLs attached to them automatically when the meeting starts.

The CWS link TBD.

In order to make an OAuth2 application public, the verifycation process requires a public privacy policy that describes the usage of the collected data.

This extension doesn't collect any data. The calendar API is used to get events from your calendar in order to open Google Meets on time. To see exactly what the extension does, see src/background/index.ts. You have an option to run this as a local unpacked extension instead. In that case, follow the Local development section below to create your own OAuth2 application.

This extension uses chrome.identity API to obtain an OAuth2 token for Google Calendar API. This uses the extension ID to identify the caller. This extension ID is different from the Chrome Web Store's distributed extension when you load this as an unpacked extension. Because of this, the OAuth2 Client ID specified in the public/manifest.json cannot be used for making a request.

In order to get an OAuth2 Client ID that works for your local development, you need to follow these steps:

1. Create your own Google Cloud Project.
2. Enable Google Calendar API.
3. Configure the OAuth application. It's OK to be a testing app. Add yourself to the allowed test user. Add https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar.events.readonly scope.
4. Run npm run build (or npm start) to build the app. This creates dist folder.
5. Load an unpacked extension from the dist folder.
6. Go to the Extensions page in Chrome, and copy the extension ID.
7. Go back to the Google Cloud Project. Create an OAuth2 Client ID. "APIs & Services" -> "Credentials" -> "Create OAuth client ID" -> Choose "Chrome app" -> Paste the extension ID to the "Applicaiton ID" field.
8. Copy the OAuth client ID. Replace the client ID in public/manifest.json.
9. Rebuild and reload the extension. You'll see an OAuth2 application consent screen.

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