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I'm currently developing OAuth2 integration for a website of an organization which internally uses Google Workspace (for Non-Profits). Login to the website should only be possible with Google accounts from their domain (and only if the users have a specific permission to edit contents on the website).

I found the documentation and several posts here which say that one has to create separate projects for development, staging and production and therefore separate OAuth credentials.

What I could not find yet is, if Google has kind of a sandbox environment for developers to implement and test OAuth integration. First I don't want to develop with production data (user accounts in Google Workspace), especially when adding custom attributes or similar. Second I need to test different workflows (automatic user creation in the website with role mapping, what happens if a user looses to required permissions and tries to sign into the website). For this I need multiple defined users with different data in Google as they should produce different mappings, roles and assignments in the website.

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You can try the OAuth 2.0 Playground here. It provides the sandbox environment for what you are trying to achieve.

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  • I know the OAuth 2.0 playground. But I don't see how to solve the following questions/issues: 1. I don't want to develop with production data (user accounts in Google Workspace). In that sandbox I still need a Google account from the workspace. 2. I get the request to execute, but can't execute it in the browser to retrieve the data and check which attributes I get with which scope. 3. That doesn't help to implement/test external integrations, like Drupal modules or Wordpress plugins.
    – Marco von Frieling
    Commented Jul 1 at 16:16

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