Use case :
I'm developing a Gmail add-on.
My add-on has a composer trigger button, which will include attachments taken from my website. When any error occurs there, I would like to provide a Report Issue button, which will create a draft mail to my email address, with user activeUserKey value (Session.getTemporaryActiveUserKey()).
Issue :
I can use the below function to create a Draft mail.
GmailApp.createDraft(recipient, subject, body, options)
But, it requires access token. So, I tried using the below function
GmailApp.setCurrentMessageAccessToken(accessToken);
My problem here is, how can I get this accessToken from event object from composer?
event.messageMetadata.accessToken is accessible when any email is opened. But, I have only composer opened while triggering my callback function, so my event object don't have any messageMetadata.
Is there any other alternative option to create Draft mail without using accessToken / any other way to get accessToken from composer window ?
As the composer window is already open and from where you opened your add-on, the following should work. This should be inside a function that is called by the
setOnClickAction, from the button. The only thing I haven't tried is to change/add a recipient. Let me know if it works.Then your function just need to return an
updateDraftBodyAction.You can check the google code example here https://developers.google.com/gmail/add-ons/how-tos/extending-compose-ui