GSAPI | Feed API Based on a Google Sheet | REST library
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kandi X-RAY | GSAPI Summary
Often we need an API to query and test a prototype quickly, or perhaps to think about the structure of a database, but we always end up spending to much time in this process. This API was created to aid in the prototyping of Apps and Database Structures in a simple and fast way.
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- Output Table Data
- Get SheetInfo
- Convert an object into an array
- Get table info
- Check for usage data
- Format a log entry .
- Check if a string is valid JSON
- Send error message .
- Returns 200 OK response
- Handle a feed
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QUESTION
I am having problem with my Discord bot trying to access the Google Sheets API v4.0. I want it to read, write, and update data in the sheet. My code work fine for Node.js application but when I put my code in a Discord bot, it gives me this error:
UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Error: The request is missing a valid API key
I don't understand why I am getting this error. I even made a service account for my Discord bot.
Here is the Discord bot's code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-12 at 10:34When you tried it in Node.js without Discord.js, you didn't export anything and you simply called gsrun(client) after the authorisation was successful, so it worked fine. The problem is that now you try to use getData without any authorisation. Although you have client.authorize in your code, you never use it.
To solve this, I would make at least two different functions here; one for generating the client and one for the get request itself and export them both.
To generate a client I’d wrap this in a promise. This way I could use async/await later. This function will create a client with the JWT, perform the authorisation, and either resolve with the client or reject the promise depending on the results of client.authorize().
QUESTION
I'm trying to render the data from a Google Spreadsheets with Express and after placing the range of the cells to render and loop into it, I have a error: "Error [ERR_HTTP_HEADERS_SENT]: Cannot set headers after they are sent to the client."
The spreadsheet has 3 rows and 6 columns and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong as the error is persistent and I cannot get rid of it of anyway.
My code:
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Answered 2020-Nov-24 at 15:26The problem it is in this line:
QUESTION
I am trying to change my google spreadsheet's accessibility permission using google API, I have created it using my google service account using google API.
Also can I give it's ownership to some other email address and keep editing access to myself?
Code for generating(I am using node js) :-
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-07 at 22:07In order to give the permissions as the writer using email, you can achieve this using the method of Permissions: create in Drive API. Unfortunately, in the current stage, Sheets API cannot do this.
From your script, for example, when the permissions are given to the created Spreadsheet, the script is as follows.
Modified script: From:QUESTION
i have data in google sheet fist column is id with every id there are associated data . i want to get multiple rows in one search by using specific id no. for that i want to use batchGetByDataFilter i dont know how to use because i am new to google sheet . kindly help me . async function gsrun(cl){
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Answered 2020-Jun-09 at 12:33I believe your goal as follows.
- You want to retrieve the rows by searching an ID at the column "A" using Node.js.
- In your script, you have already done the authorization process for retrieving the values from Spreadsheet.
For this, how about this answer?
In this case, I would like to propose to use the query language instead of batchGetByDataFilter. By this, the searched rows can be directly retrieved by the query language. I thought that this method is simpler. The sample script is as follows.
In this script, the access token is used from cl of const gsapi=google.sheets({version:'v4',auth:cl}). In this case, the modules of request and csv-parse are used.
QUESTION
In my example, I'm bringing data from a sheet using Google Sheet API and NodeJS.
The data is returning as mentioned in the first picture, so I've created a function Transform( ) to transform the first row as the properties of my objects, the result is in the second picture.
My question is how to opposite that function and bring back the data as it was arrayed inside a big array as the first picture.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-01 at 16:53Looking at your code, your reduce function is simply converting an array into a indexed dictionary. Thus to reverse it, you just need to extract the dictionary values:
QUESTION
There is an async/await function which gets data from the Google sheets. I have used a return statement for a single cell value in the end of the function and when I pass this into node JS then it throws an error that argument must be of type string or array not a function. I am unable to pass the values from this function to React native app. Below is the sample code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-12 at 05:50- You're passing a function to
res.send. You should call the function withclfirst. asyncfunction returns a promise. You need toawaitit's resolution
QUESTION
I am in a asynchronous function, trying to return the data from a callback function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-10 at 08:57Your client.authorize is already awaiting gsrun() function to return a resolve (I am not sure how the rejection from gsrun() is handled but I suggest you use a .then() to handle resolve/reject if not implement a try,catch statement).
Another issue is that following code will still run despite you awaiting gsrun(client)
QUESTION
here's my problem :
I want to create a Google Sheets extension in which I basically extract data from a sheet in Google Sheets, that I modify using methods in node JS. Then, having the data that I modified in a string, I want to upload that string into the client's Drive, in a csv or xml file. Therefore I don't have a local file that I can use to upload the file, just a string variable. How do I upload that string ? Thanks a lot, that's my first app and I'm struggling a bit.
Code ...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-21 at 10:38You have to set your file's metadata and the data it will contain (it's important the MIME type for this case must be text/csv) and the file's body will be a simple string. This code will help you taking into consideration you already did the OAuth process and have the string you want to insert:
QUESTION
I use the 'googleapis' library with Node.js to append new rows to an Google Spreadsheet. This is an example of data that I wish to append:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-23 at 07:53The answer was to change the valueInputOption to 'USER_ENTERED':
QUESTION
I'm having a hard time integrating Facebook native with Gigya social login. I am already able to authenticate a user if they proceed through the browser.
I'm using code similar to the sample apps provided in the Gigya documentation.
I've tried replacing the API keys and application IDs on the sample app with my keys and IDs and I got the Facebook native app to work when I use the presentNativeLogin() so I've ruled out that it's my Facebook app ID.
App-Level build.gradle file
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-05 at 09:46I found the fix. You need to use strings.xml to define your application id otherwise it doesn't open the Facebook app. Prior to this, I was hardcoding it as eventually I'd need to use gradle.properties to hide the string. This kinda poses a new problem for me because now I need to secure the app id from strings.xml.
So from:
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