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oh-my-spreadsheets

v2.2.0

Published

Library for conveniently performing CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on data in Google Sheets.

Downloads

33

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Easy to use and type-safe library that allows seamless interaction with Google Spreadsheets as if they were a database.

Tip: Works exceptionally well with TypeScript

Prerequisites

  • To get started, you'll need to obtain a credentials file for your service account, which will be used to interact with your Google Spreadsheet. link (My blog in Russian)

  • After that you will need the client_email and private_key fields from the received file.

Quick start

About storing secrets in Github: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/google-sheets-secrets-action#about-private-key You should replace all line breaks (\n) with real ones. If you are storing auth data in .env file you must enclose the value for the private key (from Google json file) in quotation marks, otherwise authorization will not work

  • Install oh-my-spreadsheets as a dependency in your project npm i oh-my-spreadsheets
import { Table } from "oh-my-spreadsheets";

const userSchema = {
    A: 'username',
    B: 'email'
} as const;

export const usersTable = new Table<typeof userSchema>(userSchema, {
    spreadsheetId: '<your-table-id>',
    sheet: '<sheet-name>', // any tab name (optional)
    email: '<service-account-email>',
    privateKey: '<service-account-private-key>',
});

// Create a new table
await usersTable.createTable();

// Receive rows 
const users = await usersTable.read({ limit: 10, offset: 0 });

// Receive all rows 
const users = await usersTable.read();

// Add single row
await usersTable.create({
    data: { username: 'test', email: '[email protected]' }
});

// Add multiple rows
await usersTable.create({
    data: [
        { username: 'test1', email: '[email protected]' },
        { username: 'test2', email: '[email protected]' }
    ]
});

// Update user email
await usersTable.update({
    where: { username: 'test' },
    data: { email: '[email protected]' }
});

// Update any rows that have an empty email field.
await usersTable.update({
    where: { email: undefined },
    data: { email: '[email protected]' }
});

// Delete row
await usersTable.delete({
    where: { username: 'test' }
});

// Delete all rows
await usersTable.delete();

// Delete the table
await usersTable.deleteTable();