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Visit the Google Scripts site and create your first script. Scripts are stored in Google Drive, so you can edit them there later on. Then just paste this script into a new Script document.
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- Removes all threads that belong to the thread and associated labels
- Injects the given email column into the annotation table .
- This function is used to process the unsorted emails .
- Get the label for a user .
- Check if the current user is a valid address
- Get email addresses from the user .
- Check if thread has specified name
- Mark an array of threads for the threads
- Get the backup folder for a given name
- Create a new file
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QUESTION
I'm looking for a way to trigger a GAS (google app script) when I upload a file to google drive. I was pointed to the push notification API. I can't get it to work with GAS. There are a lot of questions about this on StackOverflow, but they were all 5+ years ago. Any change since then? Can I do this without using cloud functions?
Questions I've looked through:
- Can I trigger a Google Script when a file is saved to Google Drive? (No Real Solution)
- Creating a Google Apps Script which Automatically Executes on Upload (No Answer)
- Drive API Push Notifications for a Google Apps Script Web App (Possible Solution?)
- Use a GAS published web app as a handler for Drive push notifications (Not Helpful)
- Unable to create subscription with a push end point on App Script (script.google.com) (Outdated)
- Use Google Script's Web App as Webhook to receive Push Notification directly (Outdated & Not Helpful)
And much more I've not mentioned here.
I am also aware you can do this with a timer, but waiting 15 minutes for the change to take effect would hurt my use by quite a bit. One mentions a solution I like, but I don't know how to make it work :
UPDATE: Gmail leverages Cloud Pubsub for push notifications and this service has recently been updated to remove the need for domain verification for push endpoints. So, going forward its now possible to use GAS Web App URLs in this scenario.
If I could make it work it would solve my issue. Question about the above: Google Push Notifications API Without domain Using App Script
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-28 at 11:48The Gmail API uses Cloud Pubsub to send push notifications.
Unfortunately, the Drive API does not currently have that capability. The Drive API leverages HTTP endpoints (aka. webhooks) to receive push notifications and that requires domain verification (see documentation).
In the past, GAS Web Apps were automatically verified when registered with the Chrome Web Store, but that option was removed from the IDE back in 2019.
Moreover, the Drive API sends most of its notification payload as HTTP headers which cannot be accessed from a GAS Web App (doPost(e)
only allows access to the POST body and URL params).
So what you want is not currently possible using GAS, at least not by itself. If you want to remain within Google's ecosystem, you can try using a GCP Cloud Function instead (or maybe as an intermediary service), but its not free.
Alternatively, you can setup an endpoint outside of Google's platform (for example; a URL to a PHP script hosted on your own domain), but you'll need to verify that endpoint's URL using one of the methods outlined in the documentation.
QUESTION
I'm new to this, so please bear with me :)
I have a google sheet with columns: 'Name, A-Score,T-Score, R-Score, P-Score'
Scores are numerical values from 0 to 20. This data needs to be converted to a special, but very simple graph which i don't think is available in the existing sheets charting options. I've tried to write some code (i.e assembled from many stack overflow answers) to construct the graph i need:
Question:
Have i missed something basic in the existing chart options that would let me graph this way?
...if not, is this possible to do in sheets with google-scripts or extensions?
How could i go about efficiently creating individual charts (export to pngs) for a few hundred rows; perhaps by somehow reusing the code i've got so far.
Thanks so much!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 12:18Unfortunately there is no option for this type of chart in Google at the moment. Though your code looks like it draws it fine! To get this working with a sheet you would need to use the HtmlService to render client side HTML and JavaScript. Then to communicate between the client and server (Apps Script to interface with your sheet and drive), you would use google.script.run...
, see Client Server Communications.
Is this the most efficient way? Probably not. Yet this is a reasonably concise way of doing it totally within Apps Script.
I would test this with 10 rows, then 20, then 50 etc. In case it gets overwhelmed with too many.
Working SampleYou need two files in your Apps Script project:
chart.htmlQUESTION
i'm currently setting up an automatic signature system for every user of a google organisation but I haven't succeed to do so. I followed this guide but I have the following error : Service_.getAccessToken @ Service.gs:454
. The problem is that: I don't have access to the file Service.gs
and when I googled my error, no answers, either on google's github or stack overflow's website suits me well.
Here is the code (from the guide, I of course changed the auth values):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-12 at 23:37Thanks to the answers above and some personal research, I managed to set up an automatic signature with Google Console and Gmail API.
This is a step by step guide on how to set up the system.
DISCLAIMER: I'm not a professionnal and I may do mistakes (so feel free to correct me if i'm wrong :) ), but I still want to make this "guide"... maybe it can help someone, who knows ?
1. GOOGLE APPS SCRIPTS
The steps are for the "New" Editor.
- Go to this link (google apps scripts) and create a new script.
- Go to Settings > Check "Show
appsscript.json
manifest file in editor" - Editor > edit
appsscript.json
and add the oauthScopes:
QUESTION
Here's the broad scope of my setup; User fills out a google form for a new lead. From that linked spread sheet, specific information is recorded into a google doc that is saved to a folder in google drive. That destination folder is essentially a 'hand-off' point for a convert-google-doc-to-pdf script. The google doc is deleted and the pdf is then deposited in a new folder that has different users folders within it.
With that in mind here is my predicament. The file is saved in the format of 'user custname typeofwork'. I've been attempting to modify a script that identifies the file by the users name, and then moves it to their respective folder within the same location. It "runs" with no noted errors but the files do not move.
Here is what I have so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-18 at 12:05- There are several files in a certain folder, whose title contain
Name 1
,Name 2
, etc. You want to retrieve these files and copy them to different folders (children of a known folder) namedName 1
,Name 2
, etc. - You are mixing up getFilesByName(name), which can be used to retrieve files with a certain name, with searchFiles(params), which can be used to make more advanced search queries, like "look for files than contain a certain string" (that is, not an exact match).
- Build an appropriate
query search
string based on the array of user names (Name 1
,Name 2
, etc.). The files should have thePDF folder
as parent and its title should include at least one ofName 1
,Name 2
, etc. There are several ways to do this, but I used reduce in the example below. - Iterate through these files, and for each file, look for the corresponding user name.
- Once the user name, find the corresponding folder (named the same way) and copy the file there.
QUESTION
The following stackoverflow link (Google Scripts - Grab email address from bounced message and parse information) has given very good information on how to tackle the Bounces using script from Amit Agarwal at (https://www.labnol.org/internet/gmail-bounced-email-report/29209/).
My question is on whether the code can be called programmatically? I have tried putting each of the code snippets into functions and call them, in vain.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-04 at 14:25One way to call the code "programatically" is this:
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