google-sheets-example | Example using DeepL API in Google Sheets scripts
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kandi X-RAY | google-sheets-example Summary
google-sheets-example is a JavaScript library. google-sheets-example has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.
In the past few months, we've gotten a lot of requests for code samples or example projects for the DeepL API. We think this is a great idea! This Google Sheets example is the first such code sample that we've released, and we hope it can serve as inspiration or help you as you work through your own project. Disclaimer: the DeepL support team does not provide support for this example project. Please keep this in mind when deciding whether to use it. Instructions for getting started are below. If you have any questions or comments, please create a GitHub issue to let us know. We'd be happy to hear your feedback.
In the past few months, we've gotten a lot of requests for code samples or example projects for the DeepL API. We think this is a great idea! This Google Sheets example is the first such code sample that we've released, and we hope it can serve as inspiration or help you as you work through your own project. Disclaimer: the DeepL support team does not provide support for this example project. Please keep this in mind when deciding whether to use it. Instructions for getting started are below. If you have any questions or comments, please create a GitHub issue to let us know. We'd be happy to hear your feedback.
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The latest version of google-sheets-example is v0.1.0
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In your Google Sheet, from the "Extensions" menu select "Apps Script" to open the Apps Script editor.
Create a script file named DeepL.gs and copy the contents of the DeepL.gs file in this repo into it.
Modify line 26 of the script to include your DeepL Authentication Key. This line looks like const authKey = "..";, and it comes after the license text.
Close the Apps Script editor and return to your sheet.
Use the DeepLTranslate and DeepLUsage functions as explained in Usage.
These instructions were written so that non-developers can also use the add-on 🙂.
DeepL API Pro subscribers can activate Cost Control in their account. Instructions for activating cost control are available in the DeepL help center. If you're a DeepL API Pro subscriber, we recommend setting a cost control limit if you have a firm monthly budget for your DeepL API usage. Cost Control is not available to DeepL API Free users; they are limited to 500,000 characters per month.
In your Google Sheet, from the "Extensions" menu select "Apps Script" to open the Apps Script editor.
Create a script file named DeepL.gs and copy the contents of the DeepL.gs file in this repo into it.
Modify line 26 of the script to include your DeepL Authentication Key. This line looks like const authKey = "..";, and it comes after the license text.
Close the Apps Script editor and return to your sheet.
Use the DeepLTranslate and DeepLUsage functions as explained in Usage.
These instructions were written so that non-developers can also use the add-on 🙂.
DeepL API Pro subscribers can activate Cost Control in their account. Instructions for activating cost control are available in the DeepL help center. If you're a DeepL API Pro subscriber, we recommend setting a cost control limit if you have a firm monthly budget for your DeepL API usage. Cost Control is not available to DeepL API Free users; they are limited to 500,000 characters per month.
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