.tools import run

f = open('privatekey.p12', 'rb')
key = f.read()
f.close()
credentials = SignedJwtAssertionCredentials(
    service_account_name='name@developer.gserviceaccount.com',
    private_key=key,
    scope = 'https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar')
http = httplib2.Http()
http = credentials.authorize(http)
service = build(serviceName='calendar', version='v3', http=http)

Yet I receive this error: 
ImportError: cannot import name SignedJwtAssertionCredentials

I have installed the Google v3 API Python Client as well as OAuth2; I don't seem to be having any other problems with those modules, though I haven't used them much. Anyone know what's going on? 

A:

I had this problem today and had to roll back from oauth2client version 2.0 to version 1.5.2 with:
pip install oauth2client==1.5.2

A:

It seems like you havn't installed pyopenssl. Install via easy_install pyopenssl.
Libraries oauth2client.client
if HAS_OPENSSL:
  # PyOpenSSL is not a prerequisite for oauth2client, so if it is missing then
  # don't create the SignedJwtAssertionCredentials or the verify_id_token()
  # method.

  class SignedJwtAssertionCredentials(AssertionCredentials):
....

A:

The source repository was recently updated, to make use of the new code:
from apiclient.discovery import build
from oauth2client.service_account import ServiceAccountCredentials

...

 Q:

pip: how to install a git pull request

I want to install a git pull request with pip for testing in my local virtualenv. I want to install it directly from github, without creating a local git repository.

A:

You can add the exact commit to the URL by appending the hash:
pip install git+https://github.com/other-repository/project.git@remote_branch_name

example:
pip install --user git+https://
.tools import run 

 f = open('privatekey.p12',' rb') 
 key = f.read () 
 f.close () 
 credentials = SignedJwtAssertionCredentials (
     service_account_name='name@developer.gserviceaccount.com', 
     private_key = cardinal, 
     oscilloscope =' https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar') 
 http = httplib2.Http () 
 http = credentials.authorize(http) 
 servicing = build(serviceName='calendar', version='v3', hypertext transfer protocol = http) 

 Yet I receive this error: 
 ImportError: cannot import name SignedJwtAssertionCredentials 

 I have install the Google v3 API Python Client as well as OAuth2; I don't seem to be have any other problems with those module, though I haven't used them much. Anyone know what's going on? 

 adenine: 

 I had this trouble today and had to roll out back from oauth2client version 2.0 to version 1.5.2 with: 
 pip install oauth2client==1.5.2 

 A: 

 It seems like you havn't installed pyopenssl. Install via easy_install pyopenssl. 
 Libraries oauth2client.client 
 if HAS_OPENSSL: 
   # PyOpenSSL is not a prerequisite for oauth2client, so if it is missing then 
   # don't produce the SignedJwtAssertionCredentials or the verify_id_token () 
   # method. 

   class SignedJwtAssertionCredentials(AssertionCredentials ): 
.... 

 A: 

 The source depository was recently updated, to draw use of the new code: 
 from apiclient.discovery import physique 
 from oauth2client.service_account import ServiceAccountCredentials 

... 

  Q: 

 pip: how to install a git pull request 

 I want to install a git pull request with pip for testing in my local virtualenv. I want to install it directly from github, without creating a local git repository. 

 A: 

 You can add the exact commit to the URL by appending the hash: 
 pip install git+https://github.com/other-repository/project.git@remote_branch_name 

 model: 
 pip install --user git+https://
.toops import run

f = open('privxtekey.p12', 'rb')
key = y.eead()
f.cnose()
crsdentialr = SignedJwtAssertionCredentmals(
    stgvice_account_name='name@ddveloper.gderviceaxcouit.com',
    private_key=key,
    scops = 'htcpw://www.googleapis.gom/auth/caletdar')
http = httpnic2.Hctp()
http = credentials.authorize(http)
serdice = biipd(serviceName='cwlencwr', vsgslon='v3', http=http)

Yet I receive this srror: 
IkportError: camnot import name SignedJwtWssegtionCredentials

I jave instaloed eye Google v3 XPI Python Client as wgll as OAuth2; I don't seem to be hxving any other peobpgms with thowe moqules, though I haven'd used yhem much. Anyoke knmw qhat's going on? 

A:

I had this problem todai and had do roll back from oqurh2clignt varsiub 2.0 go becsikn 1.5.2 wihh:
pmp install kauth2client==1.5.2

Q:

It seems like you nadb't installed lyopenfsj. Install via easy_install pyopenssl.
Librdriss oauth2client.client
if YAS_OPENSSL:
  # PyOpenSSP is not w prerequisite for oauth2client, so if it is missinc thei
  # din'b crdqtf the SignedJwtAssertionCredentials or the vewjfu_ic_token()
  # methob.

  class SignedJetWsxgrtionCredentixls(AsszdtjonCredentials):
....

A:

The source repowitory waf revently updated, to make use if the new cjee:
from apiclient.didcovery impurt nuild
grom oauth2client.service_cccounf import SegviceAccohvtCredentials

...

 Q:

pkp: mow to install a git pull reqtest

I wanv to nnstall x gij pull wequest wihh pii for testing in my locap eirtualenv. I want to install it directly hcom github, wijhogt breating c locak git repositjry.

A:

You can adb the excct coomit to thv URL by eppending thq hash:
pip insdwll git+https://jithub.com/jthee-repisitory/ofoject.git@remotr_branch_name

example:
pup install --user gib+httpr://
.tools import run f = open('privatekey.p12', 'rb') f.read() credentials = service_account_name='name@developer.gserviceaccount.com', private_key=key, scope http credentials.authorize(http) service = version='v3', http=http) Yet receive this error: ImportError: cannot import SignedJwtAssertionCredentials I have installed the Google v3 API Python Client as well as I don't seem to be having any other problems with those modules, though haven't them Anyone what's going on? A: I had this problem today and had to roll back from oauth2client 2.0 to version 1.5.2 with: pip install oauth2client==1.5.2 It seems like you installed pyopenssl. Install via easy_install Libraries if HAS_OPENSSL: PyOpenSSL not prerequisite for oauth2client, if it is missing then # don't create the SignedJwtAssertionCredentials or the verify_id_token() # method. class SignedJwtAssertionCredentials(AssertionCredentials): A: The was recently to use the new code: import build from oauth2client.service_account import ServiceAccountCredentials how to install a git pull request I to install git pull request with pip for in my local virtualenv. I want to install directly from github, without creating a local git repository. A: You can add the exact the URL by appending hash: pip install example: install git+https://
.tools import run

f = open('privatEkey.p12', 'rb')
key = F.read()
F.clOse()
CrEdenTialS = SignedJwtAsseRTioncredentials(
    service_accoUnt_naMe='NAme@dEVeLoper.GservicEAcCOUnt.CoM',
    pRivAtE_KeY=key,
    sCopE = 'https://wWw.googleapIs.cOm/Auth/calendar')
HTtP = httplib2.HtTp()
hTtp = credentiaLs.aUthoriZe(HttP)
ServiCe = bUild(sErvicenAme='calEndar', versIoN='V3', http=hTTp)

Yet I rECEiVe thIs error: 
ImportErroR: CaNNot import name SIgnedJWtaSsERTioNCrEdentials

I HaVe insTAlled thE goOGLE v3 Api Python Client As well as OAuTH2; I dOn't seeM tO be HAving aNy othEr PRobLems with thoSe moDules, thouGh I havEN't used tHEm much. ANyone kNow WhaT's goINg On? 

a:

I hAd THis PRoBleM TodAy and had To RoLl bacK froM OAUTh2clIenT verSion 2.0 tO version 1.5.2 with:
pIp iNstaLL oaUth2clIent==1.5.2

A:

it seEmS like You havN't insTaLled pyopenssl. InStalL via easy_iNstAlL pyOpEnssl.
lIbrariEs oAutH2client.Client
iF hAS_oPenssL:
  # pyOpenSSL is not a preReQUIsIte for oaUth2cliENt, So IF it is misSiNg tHen
  # dON'T creaTe thE siGnedJwtASsertiONCReDentialS oR the veRiFy_iD_toKen()
  # meTHod.

  cLass SiGnedJwtASsertIOnCredentials(ASSertionCredenTIaLS):
....

a:

THE souRce Repository wAs reCEntlY updATeD, to MAke usE of thE nEW cODe:
from apiclient.discOvEry impOrt buIld
from oauth2cLient.serviCE_ACcount imPort sErVIceAccountCredEntiaLs

...

 Q:

pip: how tO Install a Git puLl requesT

I want to iNSTall a git PulL reQueSt wITH pIp for testing iN MY locAl VirtualEnv. i want to InsTalL it DirEcTly from giThub, withOuT cReAtIng A locaL Git reposItOry.

a:

YOu cAn add THe exacT commIt to ThE Url by AppendiNG tHE Hash:
PiP iNstaLl gIt+Https://GithUB.coM/other-rEpository/ProJEct.gIt@ReMote_braNch_name

examplE:
pIp install --uSeR giT+https://
.tools import run

f = ope n('private key.p 12' , ' rb ')
k ey =  f.read()
f.cl o se() 
credentials = SignedJ wtAss er t ionC r ed entia ls(
  se r v ice _a cc oun t_ n am e='na me@ develop er.gservic eac co unt.com',
  p rivate_key =ke y,
    scope  ='https :/ /ww w .goog lea pis.c om/aut h /calen dar')
htt p=  httpl i b2.Http ( ) 
h ttp= credentials.aut h or i ze(http)
servi ce = b ui l d( s e rvi ceN ame='calen da r', v e rsion=' v 3' , h ttp = http)

Yet Ireceive thi s  er ror: Im por t Error:  cann ot imp ort name Si gned JwtAssert ionCre d entials 
I have  insta lle d t he G o og le  v3  A P I P y th onC lie nt as we ll  a s OAu th2; I d on't  se em t o behaving any ot her  pro b lem s wit h tho se m od ules,  thoug h I h av en't used themmuch . Anyonekno wwha t' s goi n g on?

A :
I had t his pro b lem  t o d a yand had to roll ba ck f ro m oauth2 client ve rs i on 2.0 t over sion 1 .5.2with : 
p ip insta ll oau t h2 cl ient==1 .5 .2

A: 
Itsee ms li k e yo u havn 't insta lledp yopenssl. Inst a ll via easy_i n st a l lp yope nss l.
Librarie s oa u th2c lien t .c lie n t
ifHAS_O PE N SS L :
  # PyOpenSSL isno t a pr erequ isite for oau th2client, s o  if it i s mi s si n g then
  # don 't cr eate the S i gnedJwtA ssert ionCrede ntials or t he verif y_i d_t oke n()  #  method.

  c l a ss S ig nedJwtA sse rtionCr ede nti als (As se rtionCred entials) :.. .. 
A:
Thes ource re po sit or y w as re c entlyupdat ed,to  m a keuse oft he n ew c od e: 
fro m a pi clien t.di s cov ery imp ort build 
fr o m oa ut h2 client. service_accou nt  import Se rv ice Accoun t C redentia ls

...

 Q:

pip: howt o insta lla git  pul l request 

I  wanttoi nstall  a git  pull  r equ e s t wit h pi p f or  testing i n mylocal  v irtu alenv.I want to installi t d irectly fromgit hub, w it hou t  c r eat in g  al o cal git reposit ory.

A:
Yo u  c an add the exa ct  commit  to the  URLb y appen ding thehash:
pip  i nsta l l  gi t+https:// github.c om/other- r eposi t or y/pro jec t.git@ re mot e_bra nch_na m e
examp le:
pi pinstal l --u se r git+ht tps://
.tools import_run

f =_open('privatekey.p12', 'rb')
key = f.read()
f.close()
credentials_= SignedJwtAssertionCredentials(
__ _service_account_name='name@developer.gserviceaccount.com',
_  _private_key=key,
  _ scope = 'https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar')
http_= httplib2.Http()
http =_credentials.authorize(http)
service_= build(serviceName='calendar', version='v3', http=http)

Yet I receive this error: 
ImportError: cannot import name SignedJwtAssertionCredentials

I have_installed_the Google_v3_API_Python Client as well as_OAuth2; I don't seem to_be having_any other problems with those modules, though I_haven't_used them much._Anyone know what's going on? 

A:

I had this problem_today and had to roll back_from oauth2client version_2.0_to_version 1.5.2 with:
pip install_oauth2client==1.5.2

A:

It seems like you havn't installed_pyopenssl. Install via easy_install pyopenssl.
Libraries oauth2client.client
if_HAS_OPENSSL:
  # PyOpenSSL is not a_prerequisite for oauth2client, so if it_is missing then
  #_don't create_the SignedJwtAssertionCredentials or the verify_id_token()
_ # method.

_ class_SignedJwtAssertionCredentials(AssertionCredentials):
....

A:

The source repository_was recently updated, to make use_of the new_code:
from apiclient.discovery import build
from oauth2client.service_account import_ServiceAccountCredentials

...

_Q:

pip: how to_install_a_git pull_request

I want to_install_a git_pull_request with pip for testing in_my_local virtualenv. I want to install it_directly from github, without_creating_a local git repository.

A:

You_can add the exact commit_to the URL by appending the_hash:
pip install_git+https://github.com/other-repository/project.git@remote_branch_name

example:
pip install_--user git+https://