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QUESTION
I recently learned about clasp, and became excited about the possibility of using TDD to edit my Google Apps Scripts (GAS) locally.
NOTE: there might be a way to write tests using the existing GAS editor, but I'd prefer to use a modern editor if at all possible :)
clasp works great, but I cannot figure out how to mock dependencies for unit tests (primarily via jest, though I'm happy to use any tool that works)
- I got farthest by using the gas-local package, and was able to mock a single dependency within a test
- However I could not find a way to mock multiple dependencies in a single test/call, and so I created this issue
- I am a javascript novice, and probably missed something important while researching this problem :)
- Despite installing @types/google-apps-script, I am unclear on how to "require" or "import" Google Apps Script modules whether using ES5 or ES2015 syntax, respectively--see below for an illustration of this.
Although there is a similar SO question on unit testing here, most of the content/comments appear to be from the pre-clasp era, and I was unable to arrive at a solution while following up the remaining leads. (Granted, it's very possible my untrained eye missed something!).
Attempts Using gas-localAs I mentioned above, I created an issue (see link above) after trying to mock multiple dependencies while using gas-local. My configuration was similar to the jest.mock test I describe below, though it's worth noting the following differences:
- I used ES5 syntax for the
gas-localtests - My package configuration was probably slightly different
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-15 at 20:31Note: the scope of your question is broad and may require clarification.
clasp works great, but I cannot figure out how to mock dependencies for unit tests (primarily via jest, though I'm happy to use any tool that works)
You don't need Jest or any particular testing framework to mock the global Apps Script objects.
QUESTION
I am trying to publish a web app through the script code. I read this post but I can't make it work, maybe it's a slightly different situation. I have got a script that copies a spreadsheet: in the script, I want to publish the new copy of the spreadsheet as a web app and, if it's possibile, retrieve its public url (anyone should be able to access to it).
Here it is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-23 at 09:22- You want to publish the copied Spreadsheet.
- You want to retrieve the URL of the published Spreadsheet.
- You want to achieve this by modifying your script.
If my understanding is correct, how about this answer? Please think of this as just one of several possible answers.
Modification points:- In your script, I think that
repliesIdis not correct. It's the Spreadsheet object. Please userepliesFile.getId()as the file ID. - Unfortunately, in the current stage, the URL like
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-###/pubhtmlcannot be retrieved. But you canhttps://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=### spreadsheetId ###as the URL of published Spreadsheet.
When your script is modified, please modify as follows.
From:QUESTION
I was wondering if you could help me. I know this code is incomplete it's been kind of a frankensteined piece I made from many other peoples issues close to mine. I just can't find exactly what I am looking for. I don't know Java and I am new to google sheets and google-apps-scripts
Problem: I want to build a script that automatically sends me an email when a spreadsheet is updated and tell me what Cell was updated. The issue I am having is I need it to meet certain criteria. For Example, if cellvalue in column i = "Name" and on that row columns w, x , ae or af are updated or changed. Then send out an automated email.
If you guys could help I would really appreciate it.
Thank you!
I tried an import range and filtered only the person i need and the columns I need but the roadblock I hit there is that when it gets updated it updates the cell that contains the importrange formula. I also read it can be inconsistent as well.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-30 at 15:48You need an if statement to achieve your goal. I've also changed a lot of your variables to use the e event object, this makes it much easier to grab ranges that have been edited etc.
QUESTION
I have written a small program in Google Apps Script to borrow and hand in items through a "UI" in Google Sheets. The user finds an item in a dropdown list, enter their name, and click a button to borrow. Similarly, when handing in a device, the user finds the item to hand in in another dropdown and click another button.
What I would like is to show some kind of feedback to the user when the item has been registered as borrowed or handed in. The problem is not to show a message, but to make it disappear again. Therefore, I would like some kind of timer that removes the notification after a few seconds.
I searched for a solution and found that I might be able to use 'Utilities.sleep', but it seems to just wait the specified amount of time and then execute the entire code at once no matter how I structure it.
I was thinking something as simple as this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-22 at 11:43For the fully imitation of your code
QUESTION
I'm using console.error() function to log errors for my sheets add-on made with apps script. E.g.:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-04 at 23:24Use e.lineNumber where e is an Error object instance. Example:
QUESTION
Google Apps script has the limitation of 6 hours triggered scripts per day per account.
I recently started getting the alerts Service using too much computer time for one day.
Is there a way track the total time of triggered scripts by project?
I found so far this post , but then I'd need to lookup all of my 50 projects.
Thank you
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-09 at 07:21- You want to retrieve the total execution time of functions executed by the time-driven trigger.
If my understanding is correct, how about this method? By the update of Apps Script API, the method for retrieving the process of project was added. I thought that this can be used for above situation.
Flow- Retrieve the process list of functions by the method of "processes.list" in Apps Script API.
- At that time, set the period for retrieving the total execution time using
startTimeandendTime. - As the filter, "TIME_DRIVEN" of the process type is used. By this, the process list of functions executed by the time-driven trigger can be retrieved.
- At that time, set the period for retrieving the total execution time using
- Sum the duration time of each function.
Before you use this script, please enable Apps Script API as follows.
Enable Apps Script API at API console:- On script editor
- Resources -> Cloud Platform project
- View API console
- At Getting started, click "Explore and enable APIs".
- At left side, click Library.
- At Search for APIs & services, input "apps script". And click Apps Script API.
- Click Enable button.
- If this API has already been enabled, please don't turn off.
Please add the following scopes to the Manifest file (appsscript.json).
QUESTION
I've perused the forum and haven't found any definitive answers (other than to write an Android script, but I have an iPhone). From what I've read on this wonderful forum, the onEdit and onChange triggers should work on the mobile app.
My script works fine when I use the desktop app. However, when I use the Google Sheets mobile app, the scripts do not run. How can I get them to run?
This solution was to create an Android add-on, but I have an iPhone. Maybe this is a stupid question, but can I run an Android add-on on my iPhone Google Sheets mobile app? I'd assume no since the OSs are incompatible, but weirder things have happened.
This solution says to change the simple onEdit trigger to an installable one. What is an installable trigger?
This solution says to create a web-app using Google's Execution API. Not sure how to do this.. I thought I already did. Within script editor> Publish > Deploy as web app. I've also done Publish > Deploy as API executable. Am I doing something wrong?
My script:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-16 at 17:06Not sure what I did, but now my onEdit trigger works on mobile! Might have been activating Deploy as API executable with delayed activation? Not sure what happened, but now the onEdit trigger works and I'm getting emails from Google Sheets with fail reports. Not sure why Google Sheets is sending me fail reports when the trigger is successful, but I'm not going to complain now that it works!
What also might be the solution was that I added the installation code:
QUESTION
function main() {
var data = [['test1', 'element1', 'price1'], ['', 'element2', 'price2'], ['', 'element3', 'price3'], ['','' ,'' ], ['test2', 'anotherele1', 'anotherprice1'], ['', 'anotherele2', 'anotherprice2'], ['', 'anotherele3', 'anotherprice3'], ['', '', ''], ['test3', 'aaa', 123.0], ['', 'bbb', 345.0], ['', 'ccc', 678.0], ['', '', ''], ['','' , '']]
var test = parseData(data)
Logger.log(test)
}
function isBlank(line) {
return line[0].trim() === '' && line[1].trim() === '';
}
function parseData(data) {
const output = {};
let currentGroupName = '';
data.forEach(line => {
if (isBlank(line)){
return;
}
if (line[0].trim().length > 0) {
currentGroupName = line[0].trim();
}
output[currentGroupName] = output[currentGroupName] || {};
output[currentGroupName][line[1]] = line[2];
});
return output;
}
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-08 at 22:37If you want to use this script at Google Apps Script, let and the arrow operator cannot be used. So how about the following modification?
- Replace from
lettovar. - Replace from
data.forEach(line => {todata.forEach(function(line){.
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