Configure a Client Library for OAuth in the Google Ads API
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After you've obtained the configuration requirements, you're ready to set up a client library to handle Google Ads API calls. Since each client library is configured differently, follow the linked instructions for your particular programming language.
When you've completed setting up OAuth, make a call to the Google Ads API using one of the provided code examples in the client library. Choose a simple example, like GetCampaigns, to verify your setup.
If you encounter issues, consult the troubleshooting guide for tips on debugging common issues.
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