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In order to use a Google Cloud service account to send email via Gmail, you need to add the
subject
property when requesting the access token. Usinggoogleapis
, per googleapis/google-auth-library-nodejs#916 (comment), this is done via:Something similar can almost be done with
web-auth-library
, however thesubject
option isn’t currently getting passed down fromgetAccessToken
tocreateCustomToken
. This PR adds it, and adds it to the type.I also added a full example showing how to send an email via Google Cloud and Gmail. Apologies for the length. I’ve tested the code in that example using my own service account and it works.
I don’t have a Firebase account and I don’t think my Google Cloud service account has all the permissions necessary to run the test suite, so I didn’t try to add a test for this. Sorry. Hopefully this is a tiny enough change that you can accept it as is, or you can adapt my readme example into a new test.