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apps-script-engine

v1.0.8

Published

a month ago

Creates boilerplate code for kick-ass Apps Script projects

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Creates boilerplate code for kick-ass Apps Script projects, helping developers quickly set up and start building with Google Apps Script.

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Prerequisites

Ensure that you have npm and git installed by running:

npm --version
git --version

If you don't have these installed, follow the instructions here for npm and here for git.

Install

This CLI script installs the Apps Script Engine Template. Check out the template's README for details on how to use it.

To install the template, run the following command with an optional directory name:

npx apps-script-engine [directory-name]

If no directory name is provided, it will default to ./apps-script-project.

Usage

To create a new Apps Script project in the current directory:

npx apps-script-engine

To create a new Apps Script project in a specific directory:

npx apps-script-engine my-project-directory

After running the command, the script will generate the necessary boilerplate files in the specified directory.

Author

👤 Dmitry Kostyuk

Website: https://wurkspaces.dev
LinkedIn: @dmitry.kostyuk
Blog on Medium

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