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Google Speech-to-Text
authentication
Integration Service User Guide
Last updated Oct 10, 2024
Google Speech-to-Text authentication
To create a connection to the UiPath Google Speech-to-Text connector, you can choose between two authentication methods: API Key or OAuth 2.0 Authorization code.
Depending on the authentication type you select, you need one of the following credentials:
- API Key
- Client ID and Client secret
See the Google Cloud Authentication documentation for more details on choosing the right authentication method for your use case.
API Key
- Log in to your Google Cloud Console.
- Create a new project or
select an existing project which you want to use.
- On your project dashboard,
navigate to Quick access and select API & Services.
- Select Enable APIs and
Services.
- Search for the API you want
to enable. In this case, Speech-to-Text. Select it from the list, then click
Enable.
- An API Enabled
confirmation message will be displayed on the API page.
Note:You might be required to add a Billing Account.
- Go back to the APIs &
Services screen and select Credentials from the left-side
panel.
- Select Create
Credentials. You can choose from several options: API key, OAuth
client ID, or Service account.
- Select API key. A key will be generated shortly.
- Copy the API key and use it
to create the connection in Integration Service.
Note: We recommend you do not share the API key. API calls are billed.
OAuth Client ID and Client secret
- Follow steps 1-8 from the previous section.
- At the Create credentials step, select OAuth client ID.
- Configure the application:
- Set Application type to Web application.
- Give your application a name.
- Next, set the Redirect URI to: https://govcloud.uipath.us/provisioning_/callback, then click Create.
- Once your application is
created, copy the Client ID and Client secret or download the JSON file
storing the credentials.
-
Select Integration Service from Automation CloudTM.
- From the Connectors list, select Google Speech-to-Text. You can also use the search bar to find the connector.
- Select the Connect to Google Speech-to-Text button.
- You are now redirected to the
connection page. You can choose between two authentication methods: OAuth
2.0 Authorization code or API Key.
- Select your preferred authentication method and enter the required credentials.
- Click Connect.
- Your connection has been added.