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spreadsheet-sql

v1.1.1

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Get google spreadsheet data by using like SQL

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spreadsheet-sql

Getting Google spreadsheet data by using like SQL.

Outline

This node module can extract user data from google spreadsheet. And you can use SQL like syntax. e.g: SELECT * WHERE A = "user1". Of course we support private spreadsheet data also.

Install

$ npm install spreadsheet-sql

Google Spreadsheet Query Language Specification

You can use the syntax like SQL according to google spreadsheet query language specification.

Breaking Changes at v1.x.x

In previous version we support only OAuth2.0 authentication. actual code is bellow

// CAUTION: from 1.x.x this code does not work...
var PrivateSpreadsheet = require('spreadsheet-sql').PrivateSpreadsheet;
var spreadsheet = new PrivateSpreadsheet(
  'SPREADSHEET_KEY',
  'WORKSHEET_NAME',
  'CLIENT_ID',
  'CLIENT_SECRET',
  'REDIRECT_URN',
  'REFRESH_TOKEN',
);
return spreadsheet.query('SELECT * WHERE A = "user1"')
  .then(result => {
    console.log(result);
  });

from 1.x.x PrivateSpreadsheet receives google auth library authentication client instead of direct OAuth2 parameters.

var PrivateSpreadsheet = require('spreadsheet-sql').PrivateSpreadsheet;
var Oauth2Client = require('google-auth-library').OAuth2Client;

var client = new OAuth2Client(
  'OAUTH2_CLIENT_ID',
  'OAUTH2_CLIENT_SECRET',
);
client.setCredentials({
  refresh_token: 'OAUTH2_REFRESH_TOKEN',
});
var spreadsheet = new PrivateSpreadsheet(
  'SPREADSHEET_KEY',
  'WORKSHEET_NAME',
  client,
);
return spreadsheet.query('SELECT * WHERE A = "user1"')
  .then(result => {
    console.log(result);
  });

Examples

Public Spreadsheet

var PublicSpreadsheet = require('spreadsheet-sql').PublicSpreadsheet;

// first argument is spreadsheet key, second argument is worksheet name.
// spreadsheet key is included spreadsheet URL.
// e.g: "https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/SPREADSHEET_KEY"
var spreadsheet = new PublicSpreadsheet('SPREADSHEET_KEY', 'WORKSHEET_NAME');
return spreadsheet.query('SELECT * WHERE A = "user1"')
  .then(result => {
    console.log(result);
  });

Executing above snippet, you can get json format result.

[{
  "column1": "user1",
  "column2": "John",
  "column3": "Smith"
}]

Private Spreadsheet

For private spreadsheet access, you need to get google authentication. You can use any google authentication method. GCP service account, OAuth2.0, Workload Identity Federation, etc. It means you can use google-auth-library.AuthClient as PrivateSpreadsheet's argument. (in previous our version we support only OAuth2.0.)

// use default credentials case
import { GoogleAuth } from 'google-auth-library';

(async () => {
  const auth = new GoogleAuth({
    scopes: 'https://www.googleapis.com/auth/spreadsheets',
  });
  const client = await auth.getClient();
  const sheets = new PrivateSpreadsheet(
    'SPREADSHEET_KEY',
    'WORKSHEET_NAME',
    client,
  );
  const data = await sheets.query('SELECT * WHERE A = "user1"');
  console.log(data);
})();

To understand how to use google authentication with nodejs library, please see googleapis/google-auth-library-nodejs.

Defining Columns Like RDB

This module assumes the first row as headers. You have to create a following structure on spreadsheet.

| username | last_name | first_name | | ---- | ---- | ---- | | user1 | John | Smith | | user2 | John | Smith |

Test

We use ava test framework.

npm test

Build

We use webpack + ts-loader.

npm run build

License

WTFPL. haha!