Behind the Curtains How Photos TM Work
summary
Kotlin Android Things photo-booth that captures photos to local storage then uploads to a Google Photos shared album after a companion phone app sends an OAuth token via Nearby Messages token transfer. Uses Google Sign-In, coroutines and Retrofit but falls back to a raw multipart upload because Retrofit mangles the octet content type. Hits two surprises: a pagination token bug in the Photos API and albums only appearing in Google Photos once they have at least one uploaded image.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 2:32Authentication
- 3:28Companion App
- 9:34How To Use the Google Photos Api
- 19:14Google Photos Api
- 20:30Questions
- 23:04Why Did You Use Google Photos Api Instead of Fine-Tuning Google Drive Api
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