After V8 runtime was released, there was a bug that when the file is sent from HTML form to Google Apps Script side using google.script.run, the file blob was the invalid data.

From Apps Script Pulse by Martin Hawksey, it was found that the invalid blob of sending the file of HTML form to Google Apps Script side using google.script.run has finally been resolved. In this case, this script can be used with V8 runtime.

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This is a sample script for retrieving the data from Content-Type of ’text/event-stream’ using Javascript and Google Apps Script.

In the current stage, UrlFetchApp of Google Apps Script cannot be retrieved the data from Content-Type of ’text/event-stream’. This sample script can be used for achieving this as a workaround.

This sample script uses EventSource. So this script uses a dialog on Google Docs files (This sample uses Google Spreadsheet.).

Usage

1. Prepare Spreadsheet.

Create new Google Spreadsheet.

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This is a sample script for achieving the pseudo OnEdit trigger for Google Document using Google Apps Script.

In the current stage, there is not OnEdit trigger for Google Document. Ref But I sometimes have the case that I want to use OnEdit trigger. So, as the current workaround, I created this sample script. I think that this workaround can be also used for Google Slides, Google Form and also Google Spreadsheet. In the case of Spreadsheet, what the existing OnEdit trigger and the time-driven trigger cannot do can be achieved.

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This is a workaround for converting the range ID to the range object on Google Spreadsheet using Google Apps Script.

When the named range is put to a cell as the hyperlink as follows,

the hyperlink is like #rangeid=123456789. When this link is clicked, it moves to the cells of the named range. So it is considered that this value of #rangeid=123456789 includes the information about the range of the named range. But, unfortunately, in the current stage, there is no methods for directly retrieving the range object from the range ID. In this sample sample script, as a workaround, the range ID is converted to the range object using Google Apps Script.

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This is a sample script for exporting all thumbnail images retrieved from Google Slides as a zip file using Google Apps Script.

Sample script

Before you use this script, please enable Slides API at Advanced Google services. Ref

function myFunction() {
  const presentationId = "###"; // Please set Google Slides ID.
  const folderId = "###"; // Please set the folder ID.
  const outputFilename = "###"; // Please set the output filename.

  const blobs = SlidesApp.openById(presentationId)
    .getSlides()
    .map((e, i) =>
      UrlFetchApp.fetch(
        Slides.Presentations.Pages.getThumbnail(
          presentationId,
          e.getObjectId(),
          {
            "thumbnailProperties.mimeType": "PNG",
            "thumbnailProperties.thumbnailSize": "LARGE",
          }
        ).contentUrl
      )
        .getBlob()
        .setName(`page${("000" + (i + 1)).slice(-3)}.png`)
    );
  DriveApp.getFolderById(folderId).createFile(
    Utilities.zip(blobs).setName(outputFilename + ".zip")
  );
}

ResumableUploadForGoogleDrive_js was updated to v2.0.0.

• v2.0.0 (November 15, 2021)

  1. New Class ResumableUploadToGoogleDrive2 was added. By this, the large file which is over the memory in the local PC can be uploaded by the resumable upload.

Overview

This is a Javascript library to achieve the resumable upload for Google Drive.

Description

When a file more than 5 MB is uploaded to Google Drive with Drive API, the resumable upload is required to be used. I have already published the sample script for “Resumable Upload for Web Apps using Google Apps Script”. Ref In this case, Web Apps is used. Here, I would like to introduce the script for the resumable upload created by only Javascript. Unfortunately, in the current stage, at google-api-javascript-client, there are no methods for the resumable upload. And, I thought that when this function is created as a Javascript library, it might be useful for users. Also that library is also useful for me. So I created this. If this was useful for your situation, I’m glad.

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This is a sample workaround for letting users running Google Apps Script on Google Spreadsheet without both authorizing the scopes and showing the script.

The flow of this workaround is as follows.

1. Create Web Apps created by Google Apps Script and deploy it as Web Apps. As the returned value, the XML data is returned.
   • Your script can be included in this script.
2. User put a formula of =IMPORTML("WebApps URL", "xpath") to a cell.

By this flow, you can achieve to let users running Google Apps Script on Google Spreadsheet without both authorizing the scopes and showing the script.

My post of “Sending Multiple Emails using Batch Request with Gmail API using Google Apps Script” was featured at Google Workspace Developer Newsletter on October 2021.

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This is a sample script for uploading a movie file on Google Drive to YouTube using Google Apps Script.

Before you use these scripts, please enable YouTube API at Advanced Google services. Ref

Sample script 1

This sample script uses YouTube API at Advanced Google services.

function myFunction() {
  const fileId = "###"; // Please set the file ID of movie file on the Google Drive.

  const res = YouTube.Videos.insert(
    { snippet: { title: "sample title", description: "sample description" } },
    ["snippet"],
    DriveApp.getFileById(fileId).getBlob()
  );
  console.log(res);
}

Sample script 2

This sample script requests to the endpoint of YouTube API with UrlFetchApp by creating the request body. This script requests with multipart/form-data.

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This is a sample script for updating the values of “Sheet A” with the values of “Sheet B” using Google Apps Script. I often see this situation at Stackoverflow and other sites. So, in this post, I would like to introduce the sample script using Google Apps Script.

Sample script

function myFunction() {
  const ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet();
  const [src, dst] = ["Sheet1", "Sheet2"].map((e) => ss.getSheetByName(e));
  const obj = src
    .getRange("A2:B" + src.getLastRow())
    .getValues()
    .reduce((o, [a, b]) => ((o[a] = b), o), {});
  const values = dst
    .getRange("A2:A" + dst.getLastRow())
    .getValues()
    .map(([b]) => [obj[b] || ""]);
  dst.getRange(2, 2, values.length, 1).setValues(values);
}

Of course, this situation can be also achieved with the built-in formula of Spreadsheet. For example, when the above image is used, the same result with the column “B” can be obtained at the column “C” by putting a formula of =ARRAYFORMULA(VLOOKUP(A2:A11,Sheet2!A2:B6,2)) to the cell “C2”.