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− | To configure Google Calendar you have to get Google API Credentials. | + | To configure Google Calendar, firstly, you have to get Google API Credentials .jason file and upload it to MintHCM. |
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+ | Getting Google API Credentials requires at least one Google Account. | ||
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+ | To get credentials, you have to create a developer project, enable Google Calendar API in this project and download credential file. | ||
+ | NOTE: to create credential file properly, you have to provide URL with entry point to your MintHCM instance. The entry point is | ||
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+ | /index.php?entryPoint=saveGoogleApiKey | ||
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+ | So, your URL may look like this: | ||
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+ | MintHCM.example.com/index.php?entryPoint=saveGoogleApiKey | ||
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+ | or like this, if MintHCM is in directory: | ||
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+ | example.com/MintHCM/index.php?entryPoint=saveGoogleApiKey | ||
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+ | An example how to create credentials file is provided by Google here: https://developers.google.com/calendar/quickstart/php. You can switch to this page directly from MintHCM by clicking '''Get API Credentials.''' | ||
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+ | After you got Google API credential files, you have to upload in MintHCM by simply clicking Choose file, finding a .json file on your computer and upload it. | ||
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+ | If everything is ok, MintHCM will show communicate "JSON file is: CONFIGURED". | ||
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+ | Now you can set up MintHCM calendar synchronization with Google Calendar for each user. | ||
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Revision as of 12:31, 17 December 2019
Contents
Short Description
Manage your Google Apps Integration.
Google Calendar Settings
In this section you can configure settings to adjust your Google Calendar
To configure Google Calendar, firstly, you have to get Google API Credentials .jason file and upload it to MintHCM.
Getting Google API Credentials requires at least one Google Account.
To get credentials, you have to create a developer project, enable Google Calendar API in this project and download credential file. NOTE: to create credential file properly, you have to provide URL with entry point to your MintHCM instance. The entry point is
/index.php?entryPoint=saveGoogleApiKey
So, your URL may look like this:
MintHCM.example.com/index.php?entryPoint=saveGoogleApiKey
or like this, if MintHCM is in directory:
example.com/MintHCM/index.php?entryPoint=saveGoogleApiKey
An example how to create credentials file is provided by Google here: https://developers.google.com/calendar/quickstart/php. You can switch to this page directly from MintHCM by clicking Get API Credentials.
After you got Google API credential files, you have to upload in MintHCM by simply clicking Choose file, finding a .json file on your computer and upload it.
If everything is ok, MintHCM will show communicate "JSON file is: CONFIGURED".
Now you can set up MintHCM calendar synchronization with Google Calendar for each user.