google_apis/gaia/gaia_constants.cc

   1 // Copyright (c) 2012 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
   2 // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
   3 // found in the LICENSE file.
   4 //
   5 // Constants definitions
   6
   7 #include "google_apis/gaia/gaia_constants.h"
   8
   9 namespace GaiaConstants {
  10
  11 // Gaia uses this for accounting where login is coming from.
  12 const char kChromeOSSource[] = "chromeos";
  13 const char kChromeSource[] = "ChromiumBrowser";
  14
  15 // Service name for Gaia.  Used to convert to cookie auth.
  16 const char kGaiaService[] = "gaia";
  17 // Service name for Picasa API. API is used to get user's image.
  18 const char kPicasaService[] = "lh2";
  19
  20 // Service/scope names for sync.
  21 const char kSyncService[] = "chromiumsync";
  22
  23 // Service name for remoting.
  24 const char kRemotingService[] = "chromoting";
  25 // Service name for cloud print.
  26 const char kCloudPrintService[] = "cloudprint";
  27
  28 // Service/scope names for device management (cloud-based policy) server.
  29 const char kDeviceManagementServiceOAuth[] =
  30     "https://www.googleapis.com/auth/chromeosdevicemanagement";
  31
  32 // Service for LSO endpoint of Google that exposes OAuth APIs.
  33 const char kLSOService[] = "lso";
  34
  35 // Used to mint uber auth tokens when needed.
  36 const char kGaiaSid[] = "sid";
  37 const char kGaiaLsid[] = "lsid";
  38 const char kGaiaOAuthToken[] = "oauthToken";
  39 const char kGaiaOAuthSecret[] = "oauthSecret";
  40 const char kGaiaOAuthDuration[] = "3600";
  41 const char kGaiaOAuth2LoginRefreshToken[] = "oauth2LoginRefreshToken";
  42
  43 // Used to construct a channel ID for push messaging.
  44 const char kObfuscatedGaiaId[] = "obfuscatedGaiaId";
  45
  46 // Used to build ClientOAuth requests.  These are the names of keys used when
  47 // building base::DictionaryValue that represent the json data that makes up
  48 // the ClientOAuth endpoint protocol.  The comment above each constant explains
  49 // what value is associated with that key.
  50
  51 // Canonical email and password of the account to sign in.
  52 const char kClientOAuthEmailKey[] = "email";
  53 const char kClientOAuthPasswordKey[] = "password";
  54
  55 // Scopes required for the returned oauth2 token.  For GaiaAuthFetcher, the
  56 // value is the OAuthLogin scope.
  57 const char kClientOAuthScopesKey[] = "scopes";
  58
  59 // Chrome's client id from the API console.
  60 const char kClientOAuthOAuth2ClientIdKey[] = "oauth2_client_id";
  61
  62 // A friendly name to describe this instance of chrome to the user.
  63 const char kClientOAuthFriendlyDeviceNameKey[] = "friendly_device_name";
  64
  65 // A list of challenge types that chrome accepts.  At a minimum this must
  66 // include Captcha.  To support OTPs should also include TwoFactor.
  67 const char kClientOAuthAcceptsChallengesKey[] = "accepts_challenges";
  68
  69 // The locale of the browser, so that ClientOAuth can return localized error
  70 // messages.
  71 const char kClientOAuthLocaleKey[] = "locale";
  72
  73 // The name of the web-based fallback method to use if ClientOAuth decides it
  74 // cannot continue otherwise.  Note that this name has a dot because its in
  75 // sub dictionary.
  76 const char kClientOAuthFallbackNameKey[] = "fallback.name";
  77
  78 // The following three key names are used with ClientOAuth challenge responses.
  79
  80 // The type of response.  Must match the name given in the response to the
  81 // original ClientOAuth request and is a subset of the challenge types listed
  82 // in kClientOAuthAcceptsChallengesKey from that original request.
  83 const char kClientOAuthNameKey[] = "name";
  84
  85 // The challenge token received in the original ClientOAuth request.
  86 const char kClientOAuthChallengeTokenKey[] = "challenge_token";
  87
  88 // The dictionary that contains the challenge response.
  89 const char kClientOAuthchallengeReplyKey[] = "challenge_reply";
  90
  91 }  // namespace GaiaConstants