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Expand Up @@ -28,8 +28,12 @@ $ calwarrior --help # it has options and even help!
You can accomplish this one of 3 ways :

- The first two require you generate your own oauth2 client; this is **strongly recommended**.
- Setting the environment variable `CALWARRIOR_CREDENTIALS` to the `credentials.json` file.
- Putting the `credentials.json` in the `calwarrior` settings directory.
You can download a file with the oauth2 credentials directly when registering for the Google API.
This file is called: 'credentials.json'. Details on how to get the credentials.json file are
listed here: https://developers.google.com/calendar/api/guides/auth. You can now either:
- Set the environment variable `CALWARRIOR_CREDENTIALS` to point to the `credentials.json` file.
- Put the `credentials.json` directly into the `calwarrior` configuration directory (see below).

- Finally, you can try it by using the default oauth2 credentials embedded in the source code.

## Configuration Directory
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