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Clasp is a new Common Lisp implementation that seamlessly interoperates with C++ libraries and programs using LLVM for compilation to native code. This allows Clasp to take advantage of a vast array of preexisting libraries and programs, such as out of the scientific computing ecosystem. Embedding them in a Common Lisp environment allows you to make use of rapid prototyping, incremental development, and other capabilities that make it a powerful language.
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QUESTION
I need to work on an existing Google apps script project that I received from Github. I understood how to work with the code on the Google web IDE, but it is not convenient since I have to create all the files manually and cannot have the advantages of Github.
I am looking for a way to work locally on the code. I saw that it seems possible with clasp but I couldn't install it on my Ubuntu 18.04.
I tried the following link for example.
Is there a way to to do it? Whatever the IDE, as soon as I can work locally I will be satisfy.
Thank you.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-27 at 08:37That's not the clasp
that will work with apps script. That refers to a Common lisp implementation. You're looking for @google/clasp
.
Install it:
QUESTION
EDIT1:I made a minimum reproduction repository here
code & reproduction steps are available at the repository.
EDIT2: Same error occurs when I embeded the transpiled code on html file.
EDIT3: I tracked down the main cause of this problem.
When I use gas-webpack-plugin, output file pukes this error. Simply removing the plugin solves the problem, but then I cannot access my main function on GAS.
I created a github issue on the official gas-webpack-plugin . Hope there's a workaround for this.
---Original question from here---
I'm using Clasp + Typescript + Webpack + Babel to locally develop GAS with npm libraries.
Until I used decorator in my project, it was working fine. However, using decorator(more precisely, class-validator) results in following error on GAS...
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-11 at 03:37I talked to the author of the gas-webpack-plugin. https://github.com/fossamagna/gas-webpack-plugin/issues/685
When using decorators, gas-webpack-plugin exposes not only main()
but also classValidatorMetadataStorage()
to the top level.
By simply removing this from the transpiled file, I was able to run the code with decorators.
But we now don't have to do this manually now. The author already took care of the situation. As of gas-webpack-plugin@2.2.0, it has include option to avoid unnecessary function exposure.
Usase:
QUESTION
I work on a lot of google scripts that are tied to different people's google sheets. Recently I've been trying to shift to using Clasp and VS Code to make it easier to keep a history and add to Github. This is great as it helps streamline my process however, most of the GAS I am working are tied to sheets that are used for someone else's business, which means if I push buggy code, I can mess up their business.
I don't want to push directly to the "production script" without testing the code first using the dummy sheet I built along with my dummy calendar and dummy email. This means that I first want to push the code to my "dummy script", test it, then, when ready, push the code to the "production sheet.
Is there a way to do this? I have looked, but no one seems to have a similar need to my own as most people use clasp to push scripts, then deploy them after testing. My need is different since, when I push the code, it will be effective immediately and does not deploy. Any help on this issue would be appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-11 at 16:59This requires some manual manipulation before pushing, but one approach that at least allows you to maintain a single copy of the code is as follows:
Clasp always pushes to the script identified by the script id in the file .clasp.json
(how to find a project's script id). This file usually contains exactly one key/value pair:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-15 at 21:24You can try:
QUESTION
I'm using clasp to develop google app scripts projects with Visual Studio Code under various google accounts. So whenever I switch project to work on, I might need to logout from the current account - clasp logout
,and clasp login
in to another account.
Is there a way to check what is the current account clasp is logged in?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-05 at 09:47You can use command
clasp login --status
Example:
$ clasp login --status
You are logged in as user@domain.com.
QUESTION
I have several hundred Google Apps Script projects and have a variety of Bash scripts for managing the projects using the clasp tool (a Node.js app). Many of the scripts require using clasp pull
to first pull the projects locally before taking some actions on the local files, so I have a script which loops through local clasp project folders and runs clasp pull
on each. The loop iterates through directories sequentially so if it takes 3-4 seconds to pull a project, it ends up taking 5-6 minutes to run it per 100 projects.
My goal is to be able to run the clasp pull
commands in parallel so that they all start at the same time, and to be able to know which projects were successfully pulled vs which projects failed to be pulled.
Given a directory structure like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-23 at 06:57
- The script does not cause a new shell prompt to appear during the execution of the script.
The new shell prompt is occurring because you are creating a new subshell in the while
loop (for further guidance on how subshells work in bash, reference this page from tldp.org: link). To prevent this from occurring, call the command directly without placing them within parentheses.
- The script outputs a line indicating the success or failure of each clasp pull operation, referenced by the directory name of the project (where the .clasp.json file was found).
You can generally catch if a command fails by adding an ||
after the command (e.g. grep "foobar" file.txt || echo "Error: 'foobar' not found in file.txt"
). You could also put the command in an if
/else
and echo the appropriate status message for each.
- Bonus: suppress the output of clasp pull so the script only shows the success or failure result of each project (referenced by the directory name).
Note: This response uses the aforementioned solution from the second question. You could create 2 arrays—1 for success and 1 for failures, and then inside of the if/else statements, add the current iteration element to the correct array.
Feel free to ask for clarification if any part of the above was not clear!
QUESTION
I have data such as this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-26 at 16:00tidyr::fill
itself doesn't do that, but you can add one more mutate
:
QUESTION
I have a Google sheet with some code in a bound Apps Script. The code contains some functions that are used in a nightly trigger, and some custom functions used in sheet formulas.
I'm trying to have a sane development process for this, and to decouple saving code from releasing it - so I have a "production" deployment, and the trigger runs code from that deployment - when the code is ready, I update the production deployment with the new version (I use clasp
to manage this process). This works fine.
However, I don't know which deployment of my Apps Script code does Google Sheets use when running custom functions? Does it always use code from the @HEAD
deployment? Is there a way to control this?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-31 at 04:07On bounded scripts custom functions use the head deployment, on add-ons use the version specified in the Google Workspace Marketplace Configuration page..
QUESTION
I continuously get an error when going onto the page listed as code here. I have tried undoing changes and nothing seems to be working for me. The error says: "Error: Objects are not valid as a React child (found: object with keys {id, name, published_at, created_at, updated_at}). If you meant to render a collection of children, use an array instead.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-17 at 15:23It seems that you are trying to render object
as a child of some component. Check out this SO issue
Everything seems to be fine in the WatchPage
component, but notice, that you are passing the entire watch
object to the DetailBox
. Maybe there is an issue there?
QUESTION
I have a word game here made with javascript,
I play against a robot that guesses a word from a directory of words it has. If the guessed word have a matching letter and matching index it turns blue and gets displayed.
If any letter only exist in the guess word but not at correct index it turns orange.
The robot now randomly guesses the words and doesn't do anything with the blue or orange letters. I want the robot to filter the word directory it guesses from with the letters that are correct or exist in the guess word.
I can store those letters in two variable but I'm having scope problems to filter the word directory from the scope these variable
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-04 at 09:42You have too much code too see where the problem is happening. Is this the filter you are looking for?
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