Is there any real example to Search a particular data (email) from a google sheet using google sheet rest API.
POST https://sheets.googleapis.com/v4/spreadsheets/{spreadsheetId}/developerMetadata:search
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I am trying to collect some data from twitter using API v2 via the users//followers endpoint and I didn't find a parameter for filtering results, specifically I wish to filter results on their follower count.
Please tell me this feature exists!
This is my first post ever!
I have a website with a contact form and I want the info that is filled out by the user (Name, phone, and email) to end on a Google spreadsheet.
I tried to do it but every time one submits the info he has to log into their google account, which is less than ideal. This happens because I am using the oauth, I think there is a way to do it with an API KEY but I am struggling to find info on hoe to do it.
I am completely new to the Google Sheets API and would appreciate any help.
In my angular app, I'm providing a field for meeting link submission where users can put google meet link and submit it. I'm planning to provide a Generate google meet link button which will generate a new google meet meeting link.
I've seen the google calendar API but it seems like it is required to create a meeting on google calendar for getting a google meet link.
Is there a way to get a google meet link without creating a meeting on google calendar?
Has anyone done any connection between Dialogflow and Google Sheets API? I need to save user input to a google sheet. Any documentation, examples, experience is appreciated. I am assuming I should connect through a webhook
Yes, there is a sample available on Dialogflow's Github page here for some guidance on getting started. According to the Google Sheets API reference documentation and depending on your circumstances, you'll either need to use .append or .update for write operations. A crucial step will be sharing the specific sheet with the service account client email address provided to you in the private key json file.
If I want to ensure that the tweet comes from a specific service (using Foursquare for example), what is the best way to accomplish this using the API? Is the Users field enough, if I know the ID of the user?
Each Tweet returned by the Twitter API contains a source field. The source attribution of a Tweet is set by the name of the application used to create it e.g., Foursquare. So that's the field you should be looking for.
You can see source data in the example API output on this page:
https://dev.twitter.com/docs/api/1.1/get/statuses/home_timeline