Prompts you to authorize access to Earth Engine via OAuth2.
Directs you to a authentication page on the Code Editor server at code.earthengine.google.com/client-auth. You will need to pick a Cloud Project to hold your developer configuration (OAuth Client). This can be the same Cloud Project that you already use in the Code Editor, if you have not set up an OAuth client on the project already.
The setup page also lets you choose to make the notebook access read-only. This is recommended if you are running a notebook with code that you didn't write and which may be malicious. Any operations which try to write data will fail.
The credentials obtained by ee.Authenticate() will be written to a persistent
token stored on the local machine. ee.Initialize() will automatically
use the persistent credentials, if they exist. To use service account
credentials instead, see
this guide.
| Usage | Returns |
|---|---|
ee.Authenticate(authorization_code=None, quiet=None, code_verifier=None, auth_mode=None) |
None |
| Argument | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
authorization_code |
String, optional | An optional authorization code. |
quiet |
Boolean, optional | If true, do not require interactive prompts. |
code_verifier |
String, optional | PKCE verifier to prevent auth code stealing. |
auth_mode |
String, optional | One of:
notebook - Use notebook authenticator.
Default for web notebooks, described above.
gcloud - Use gcloud. Default for
command
line calls.
appdefault - Read GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS.
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