It would be useful to keep a reference guide to all projects and libraries shared on github, and their IDS. If you are using gasgit, then we already have everything needed to make that as […]
Apps Script (advanced level) posted on 16th Oct 2017 Github pageviews You can get things like number of stars and watchers etc from the GitHub REST API repository data, but pageviews are not tracked there. […]
Format of Info.json Each project directory contains an info file that describes the scripts for this project. It is also used to decide whether the sources in the project need to be refreshed. To force […]
Obsolete This post is now pretty much obsolete. As of April 2016, the dependency service seemed to disappear. Next attempt was via a hacked autocomplete service to discover dependencies, which worked until 2018. Now this […]
In Getting your apps scripts to Github I introduced the idea of using Drive JSON API for apps script to get your source code out of the Apps Script environment as a first step to […]
GasGit Getting your scripts to Github is not the easiest thing in world. Nowadays people mainly do it manually, which is fine for small scripts, but when you have many with lots of library dependencies, […]
GasGit For the past few years, I’ve been using gasGit (any many of you have too Getting your apps scripts to Github) to get all my public stuff to github. I have over 150 Apps Script repos […]
dependencyForce If you use a lot of libraries, sometimes things get a bit messy. You delete an old version to clean up and suddenly notice a few days later that things stop working because it’s […]
You probably have used the Apps Script DriveApp service. There are examples of this scattered throughout the projects on this site. There is another way to manipulate your Google Drive – an SDK that exposes its APIs to external […]
In Using Drive SDK I described why you might want to use the SDK JSON API rather than the built in Apps Script Drive Class. Before you can start with this you need to authorize your access with OAUTH2, […]
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