Options

Plugin Options and GoogleLogin Component Props

Options used when initializing the plugin and prop values in the GoogleLogin component are similar.

Name	Type	Description
clientId	String	Google API client ID
prompt	Boolean	Set this to true to display the One Tap prompt Setting this value as a prop of the GoogleLogin component will be ignored if this is set as option on plugin initialization
autoLogin	Boolean	Setting this value to true will make the prompt to automatically log in without any user interactions For this to work prompt must be set to true Setting this value as a prop of the GoogleLogin component will be ignored if this is set as option on plugin initialization
popupType	String	Type of callback response, accepts either CODE or TOKEN, this only works if a custom button is added as a slot
callback	Function	The callback function which will be triggered with a response object once the login is completed
error	Function	An error function which will be triggered on any error encountered while showing the prompts/popups
idConfiguration	Object	IdConfiguration object for initializing, see list of fields and descriptions of the IdConfiguration here
buttonConfig	Object	Configuration of the login button rendered by Google, see list of fields and descriptions here

Function googleOneTap

googleOneTap function accepts the following options:

Name	Type	Description
clientId	String	Google API client ID
context	String	The title and words in the One Tap prompt, this can be signin|signup|use see here for more info
autoLogin	Boolean	Set this to true if you want the one-tap prompt to automatically login
cancelOnTapOutside	Boolean	Controls whether to cancel the prompt if the user clicks outside of the prompt

Function googleAuthCodeLogin and googleTokenLogin

googleAuthCodeLogin and googleTokenLogin functions accept an object with a client id. This is useful if you are not planning to initialize the plugin in main.js:

Name	Type	Description
clientId	String	Google API client ID