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I'm trying to authorize my application to integrate with Google Drive. Google documentation provides details for server based authorization and code samples for various server technologies . There's also a JavaScript Google API library , that has support for authorization. Down in the samples section of the wiki there is a code snippet for creating a config and calling the authorize function . I've altered the scope to be that one I believe is required for drive: var config = { 'client_id': 'my_client_ID', 'scope': 'https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.file' }; gapi.auth.authorize(config, function() { console.log(gapi.auth); }); The callback function is never called (yes, the Google API library is loaded corrected) Looking the Java Retrieve and Use OAuth 2.0 Credentials example, the client secret seems to be a parameter, should this go into the config? Has anyone tried this in JS, for Drive or other Google APIs? Does anyone know the best route for debugging such a problem, i.e. do I need to just step through the library and stop whinging? Please don't suggest doing the authorization on the server side, our application is entirely client side, I don't want any state on the server (and I understand the token refresh issues this will cause). I am familiar with the API configuration in the Google console and I believe that and the drive SDK setting are correct.

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