In @react-oauth/google when i use googleonetap it returns me the user token in credential but when i use googlelogin it returns me access\_token instead of credential. Why and how can i solve it?
When using the `@react-oauth/google` library, the difference you're observing between `GoogleOneTap` and `GoogleLogin` is due to how each method handles authentication and what they return.

### Explanation:

1. **Google One Tap**: This method typically returns a `credential` which is a JWT (JSON Web Token). This token can be used to authenticate the user and can be sent to your backend for verification.

2. **Google Login**: When using the `GoogleLogin` component, it returns an `access_token`. This token is typically used to access Google APIs on behalf of the user. It can also be used to authenticate the user, but the flow is a bit different.

### Why the Difference?

- **Authentication vs. Authorization**: The `credential` from Google One Tap is primarily for authentication purposes, while the `access_token` from Google Login is for authorization to access user data and APIs.
- **Use Cases**: Depending on your application needs, you may prefer one method over the other. If you're looking for user authentication, `GoogleOneTap` is more straightforward. If you want to access Google services on behalf of the user, `GoogleLogin` with the `access_token` is the right choice.

### How to Handle the Tokens

If you want to standardize the way you handle tokens, you can do the following:

1. **For Google One Tap**: Use the `credential` token directly for authentication. You can
 The difference in the returned tokens between `GoogleOneTap` and `GoogleLogin` components from the `@react-oauth/google` library is due to the different authentication flows they implement.

`GoogleOneTap` uses the One Tap sign-up and sign-in flow, which is designed to provide a frictionless user experience by allowing users to sign up or sign in with a single tap, without requiring them to enter their credentials explicitly. In this flow, the user grants consent to share their Google Account information with your application, and the `GoogleOneTap` component returns a `credential` object that contains an `idToken` and an `accessToken`.

On the other hand, `GoogleLogin` uses the standard OAuth 2.0 authentication flow, where the user is redirected to the Google Account sign-in page to enter their credentials. In this flow, the `GoogleLogin` component returns an `access_token` that can be used to authenticate API requests on behalf of the user.

If you need to obtain a `credential` object with an `idToken` from the `GoogleLogin` component, you can modify the authentication flow by adding a `responseType` of `id_token token` to the `GoogleLogin` component's `options` prop. This will return both an `access_token` and an `id_token` in the `