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I'm trying to use the 'browser' version of the Google Drive API, which seems to mostly follow the Nodejs syntax. But there don't seem to be many examples outside of the first hello world example for the browser.

Right now I'm trying to create a folder, and then create a simple JSON config file inside that folder as a proof of concept. However when I run this code, I only get an empty file labeled 'Untitled' in my Google Drive.

Here's a snippet for the file creation, that returns successful.

I have get a plot using ggplot2 and ggh4x package. What worried me is the plot should be plot by grouping information but now it doesn't because I used the ggh4x package to add more labels on x aixs.

So I wanna know if there is a method to change the space between bars according the grouping information.

My sample data and code here:

I don't know if this is a called a melt or unmelt, or pivot or unpivot, but I want to know if I can change my ColumnB to headers, starting in ColumnF (and data points under these headers), and likewise, change the headers, starting in ColumnF, to ColumnB.

Here is a screen shot of what I'm looking at.

Here is my data.

Let's say I have a script called Utils.groovy:

I am trying to combine a box plot with a line plot. I am able to get both different plot types to appear on the same figure together and have the boxplots be at the correct x-locations. However, I want to adjust the x-ticks so that the span the entire x-axis at regular intervals. I am not having any luck using xlim and xticks to change the tick locations -- I think the box plot is messing things up there. I've tried overlaying plots separately, but I'm still not having any luck. Below you can see the code I'm trying to implement to overlay the two plots.

I make a POST request from Chrome extension to a GAS deployed as Web App. Chrome extension script is:

I have a list of sql objects from the sys tables, let's say about 14,000 of them, that I need to determine what team should be assigned to review them for a data normalization project. We will also be implementing a correct naming convention moving forward. Currently, it has not been implemented correctly, thus causing the issue I am facing.

Given the following example:

I am creating a service to watch some of my Shared Drive folders on Google Drive. I am using a service account for authentication as this is a service running on a server. Here is my code snippet:

Introduction

Let me first introduce the goal of what I am trying to do.

• I had a file split into two parts earlier

• Size of both of these files together may exceed 50 MB (as a long term goal). Since UrlFetchApp.fetch() has restriction regarding the size of the request, I want to upload them separately, where each file will be less than 50 MB and consequently merge them. For now (to try the Drive API), I am using small files.

• First file is of 640000 bytes (a multiple of 256) 524288 bytes. I realise I did a mistake earlier i.e I was using the size of the file as a multiple of 256 but it should be a multiple of 256*1024

• Second file is of 47626 bytes 163339 bytes.

• I had split the files using curl and uploaded them to my drive (normal web upload).

• My intention is to upload the partial files one by one using Resumable Upload to Google Drive using the Google Drive API from Google Apps Script so that they maybe merged into one file.

What I have tried so far?

• Yesterday, I had asked a question here. I was trying to perform a resumable upload using Drive.Files.insert and a user pointed out it is not possible using Drive.Files.insert which is quoted below.

Unfortunately, in the current stage, the resumable upload cannot be achieved using Drive.Files.insert. It seems that this is the current specification at Google side

• What I am trying now is using Google Drive API. Enclosed below is the code.