Google App Scripts

Learn how to configure Google App Scripts for use with Filebase.

What are Google App Scripts?

Google Apps Script is a scripting language and development platform that allows users to extend and automate the functionality of various Google products, including Google Sheets, Google Docs, Google Forms, and more. It is a cloud-based platform, which means that developers can write and deploy code directly within their Google Drive or G Suite account.

Read below to learn how to use Google App Scripts with Filebase.

Prerequisites:

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Download and install an IDE of your choice, such as .
for a free Filebase account.
Have your Filebase Access and Secret Keys. Learn how to view your access keys .
Create a Filebase IPFS Bucket. Learn how to create a bucket .

1. Start by cloning the following GitHub repository:

git clone https://github.com/jamongeon/s3-http-post-gs.git

2. In the `main.js` file, replace the following variable values to match your configuration:

const bucket = 'FILEBASE BUCKET NAME';
const accessKeyId = "FILEBASE ACCESS KEY";
const secretAccessKey = "FILEBASE SECRET KEY";
const region = 'us-east-1';
const acl = 'private';

3. Then, install Google Clasp with npm:

npm install -g @google/clasp

clasp login

This command will require that you log into your Google account and authorize Google App Scripts.

6. Create the Google App Scripts project with the following commands:

clasp create --type standalone --title "S3 http post"

clasp push

clasp open

7. Your project will be opened in your web browser. Select ‘Deploy’ to run your script.

8. Then select ‘New Deployment’. For the deployment type, select ‘API Executable’, then give your app a name and description.

9. Then select ‘Deploy’. You will be prompted to authorize access to the web app with your Google account.

10. Once authenticated, your app will deploy.

11. Then, select ‘Run’ from the script editor when viewing the `main.gs` file to run your script.

This script is configured to use two example files to upload. Change these files to reflect what files you’d like to upload to Filebase.

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Google App Scripts

What are Google App Scripts?

Prerequisites:

1. Start by cloning the following GitHub repository:

2. In the `main.js` file, replace the following variable values to match your configuration:

3. Then, install Google Clasp with npm:

6. Create the Google App Scripts project with the following commands:

7. Your project will be opened in your web browser. Select ‘Deploy’ to run your script.

8. Then select ‘New Deployment’. For the deployment type, select ‘API Executable’, then give your app a name and description.

9. Then select ‘Deploy’. You will be prompted to authorize access to the web app with your Google account.

10. Once authenticated, your app will deploy.

11. Then, select ‘Run’ from the script editor when viewing the `main.gs` file to run your script.

What are Google App Scripts?

Prerequisites:

1. Start by cloning the following GitHub repository:

2. In the `main.js` file, replace the following variable values to match your configuration:

3. Then, install Google Clasp with npm:

5. Next, open the and enable the Google Apps Script API:

6. Create the Google App Scripts project with the following commands:

7. Your project will be opened in your web browser. Select ‘Deploy’ to run your script.

8. Then select ‘New Deployment’. For the deployment type, select ‘API Executable’, then give your app a name and description.

9. Then select ‘Deploy’. You will be prompted to authorize access to the web app with your Google account.

10. Once authenticated, your app will deploy.

11. Then, select ‘Run’ from the script editor when viewing the `main.gs` file to run your script.

5. Next, open the and enable the Google Apps Script API:

What are Google App Scripts?

Prerequisites:

1. Start by cloning the following GitHub repository:

2. In the main.js file, replace the following variable values to match your configuration:

3. Then, install Google Clasp with npm:

4. Login with Google to authenticate the workspace:

6. Create the Google App Scripts project with the following commands:

7. Your project will be opened in your web browser. Select ‘Deploy’ to run your script.

8. Then select ‘New Deployment’. For the deployment type, select ‘API Executable’, then give your app a name and description.

9. Then select ‘Deploy’. You will be prompted to authorize access to the web app with your Google account.

10. Once authenticated, your app will deploy.

11. Then, select ‘Run’ from the script editor when viewing the main.gs file to run your script.

What are Google App Scripts?

Prerequisites:

1. Start by cloning the following GitHub repository:

2. In the main.js file, replace the following variable values to match your configuration:

3. Then, install Google Clasp with npm:

4. Login with Google to authenticate the workspace:

5. Next, open the and enable the Google Apps Script API:

6. Create the Google App Scripts project with the following commands:

7. Your project will be opened in your web browser. Select ‘Deploy’ to run your script.

8. Then select ‘New Deployment’. For the deployment type, select ‘API Executable’, then give your app a name and description.

9. Then select ‘Deploy’. You will be prompted to authorize access to the web app with your Google account.

10. Once authenticated, your app will deploy.

11. Then, select ‘Run’ from the script editor when viewing the main.gs file to run your script.

5. Next, open the and enable the Google Apps Script API:

2. In the `main.js` file, replace the following variable values to match your configuration:

11. Then, select ‘Run’ from the script editor when viewing the `main.gs` file to run your script.

2. In the `main.js` file, replace the following variable values to match your configuration:

11. Then, select ‘Run’ from the script editor when viewing the `main.gs` file to run your script.