(Official like) Google Client Libraries about not-yet-awesome-rust

[ErichDonGubler]

So, let's see if I understand what your missing use case:

google-apis-rs....is not beginner friendly

So, it's hard to discover how to actually use this...yeah, I've tried to decipher how to use stuff like the GMail API from these crates. I wasn't able to do so either. I think this is mostly a documentation problem -- if somebody could write docs that actually helped us understand these libraries, then we might actually be able to use them. Sound like your experience?

[pepsighan]

Yes, that is the case. To use the API, we need to import yup-oauth2, hyper and do some juggling between the three to make it work.

If the API would have only one entry to make it all work much like the official one, then that would be awesome.

[ErichDonGubler]

If the API would have only one entry to make it all work much like the official one, then that would be awesome.

Which official one is that? I'm not too famiilar with the Google API docs, actually...

[pepsighan]

Also much like Google's official ones, an alternate API could be generated using grpc as I have stated above. Those would be faster than the REST-based google-api-rs.

[pepsighan]

Which official one is that?

I meant if it had the following API surface.
Python Client

[ErichDonGubler]

@csharad: How does this commit look for my understanding of the problems you're trying to solve? Do they sound right?