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README.md

Earth Engine Demo: Server-Side Authentication in Python

This example shows how to build a simple Google App Engine web application that communicates with Google Earth Engine. Upon successful deployment, you will see a webpage with a Google map showing the SRTM DEM zoomed into the east coast of Australia.

To set the app up yourself, download the Earth Engine API repository from GitHub:

git clone https://github.com/google/earthengine-api.git

Navigate to the Server Auth example code:

cd ./earthengine-api/demos/server-auth-python

Then follow the instructions in the Developer Docs to deploy an EE-based App Engine app. For the credentials section, you'll need a Service Account, not an OAuth2 Client ID. Next:

  1. Move the Service Account private key (.private-key.json) into the demos/server-auth-python folder.
  2. Create an API key and include it in index.html to load Google Maps API.
  3. Copy javascript/build/ee_api_js.js into demos/server-auth-python/static/.