Updated: CLI Tool - gislack
gislack is a CLI tool to submit files to both Gist and Slack. v1.0.1 (June 30, 2017) Some modifications related to error handling. Please check it out. https://github.com/tanaikech/gislack
gislack is a CLI tool to submit files to both Gist and Slack. v1.0.1 (June 30, 2017) Some modifications related to error handling. Please check it out. https://github.com/tanaikech/gislack
ImgApp was updated to v1.1.0. New method was added. 2. doResize() Overview This method is for resizing images. Description Unfortunately, there are no methods to resize images at Google Apps Script. As a workaround, there is a method that it imports the image in Google Document and resizes the image using setWidth() and setHeight(). But in this method, the resized blob cannot be retrieved. So although I had thought of other workaround, I had not been able to find it.
1. getSize() Overview This method is for retrieving the width and height of image as the unit of pixel. Description Unfortunately, there are no methods to directly retrieve the image size at Google Apps Script. As a workaround, there is a method that it imports the image in Google Document and retrieves the size using getWidth() and getHeight(). But in this method, it uses much time and resources on Google. So I thought of retrieving the information of image at the binary level, and created this.
Overview This is a plugin of Sublime Text 3 for submitting files to both Gist and Slack. Description I like to use Sublime Text for developing scripts. And when I discuss about developing scripts, I often use Slack. When I submitted a script to Slack, I had saved the script to Gist as a backup. I had done manually this on my browser. Namely, I wanted to be saving the revision of script while I’m discussing about the script at Slack.
Overview This is a CLI tool to submit files to both Gist and Slack. Description When I discuss about developing scripts, I often use Slack. When I submitted a script to Slack, I had saved the script to Gist as a backup. I had done manually this on my browser. Namely, I wanted to be saving the revision of script while I’m discussing about the script at Slack. Recently, I wished this process had been able to be automatically run.