I want to document all the APIs in Excel with the list of parameters.
I tried most of the commonly available tools. I also tried converting the Json to excel, but no luck. Can you please help me with some way to help me document a list of 84 APIs with approx. 500 Methods on an Excel?
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I wish to enhance an existing web page by adding statistics that can be regularly fed by a large amount of people.
I chose to use Google Sheets to retrieve the data so that anyone can access the tables and make their addition but I have no clue of how to display the sheet's results in the concerned web page.
In my case, I'm editing the webpage's text from Javascript.
I thougth of two tools that might help:
Importing the google sheet in Javascript (I can't find how to do that, an alternative would be welcome if not possible)
Importing the google sheet in Python and then exporting its results as an internal .txt file which I should be able to read with Javascript but that would require the .txt file to be updated every now and then.
Could you guys lend me a hand in how to do this?
Thanks in advance!
I have been using Ms Graph API, to download the files of OneDrive successfully.
I was looking for a way to read only the text content (for indexing purpose in my application) using Graph API, for different types of files(pdf,xls,zip,Images etc.) instead of going by the conventional approach of downloading the complete file and then extracting the text using some "Text extracting api" and then index the file, which would be a time consuming task. I am aware GraphAPI has its own search features, but it lacks ability to do complicated search like regular expression search (please correct me if I am wrong). I am sure OneDrive does its own indexing for each file which helps a user to do the basic search.
So, is there any way I can get the text content of the documents using the Graph API?
I don't believe getting a 'preview' of text-based documents is currently available through the API. You will need to make a GET request to fetch the content. If you don't want the full document, you can request a partial range of bytes that you believe would be enough for the document. In addition, to make it easier to handle different file types, we currently support converting common file formats to PDF (to possibly standardize your file parsing logic).
I have a need to generate and share Google Docs programatically. In this case, these are reports generated weekly from various sources like JIRA and a number of other tools used internally at our company.
The only documentation found so far seems to be related to use of Google scripts to generate documents.
Is there something similar to gspread for Google Spreadsheets that works with Google Docs? A python wrapper would enable us to collect the data from various sources and do some analysis before populating the report.
You may refer with this thread. It suggested that you need to create a blob of data representing your document in any of the formats listed here, depending on your programming language, simplest may be text/csv for a spreadsheet and application/rtf for a text-document. Then put in in an appropriately formatted POST data. You can also check the sample python code in the given link.
I'm using Talend for several ETL-jobs. Main focus on inserting and updating data defined in local Excel files to Salesforce. Excel and Salesforce are used as Input- and Output-Connections massively.
This works like a charm!
Now instead of Excel I need to use Google Spreadsheets as data inputs/outputs. Just manually download as Excel isn't good enough. Reason: I need a highspeed repeatable process executed thousands of times bi-directional. Uploading/Downloading XLS/CSV is not an option.
As an unfortunate, my researches concluded that there is NO Google spreadsheet connector available. I found this legacy-project which seems to be abandoned: https://code.google.com/p/google-talend-components/ - it is outdated from Talend-side as well as from Google (old API versions).
One other thing I've seen, is that Talend comes with Google Big Data Support: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BK6G3sTmwVE - Also Google Big Data might be somehow connectable to Google Spreadsheet - but I wasn't able to figure out how. Is this easy or hard? How to start? What to read?
I need to know if there is any viable approach to read and write data with Talend from and to Google-Spreadsheet.
Alternatively is there an other ETL-tool like Talend which has connectors to Google Spreadsheet AND Salesforce out-of-the-box?
Is there a direct google docs connector in Talend, no. But you can do what you are looking to do if you think of the problem a little differently. It sounds like you need to read and write to spreadsheets then upload/download from google. Lets take each problem separately.
Upload/Download
Google storage. If you need to upload and download files from google Talend has excellent integration with their API. As you mentioned, Talend --> Big Data has components to interact with Google Storage. This type of storage is primary meant as back end storage for an application.
In Talend under Cloud-->Google Drive there are components to upload and download from Google Drive. Google Drive is primarily meant as Chrome app and has direct integration with Google Docs.
Writing to Google Docs
Regarding your need to interact with google docs, you do not need any special components for this. Google docs can utilize csv and Excel formats. If you create and modify your documents in Talend using the standard file interaction components ( delimited, Excel, etc.) you can upload and download these documents using one of the two methods I described above (Google Storage or Drive) depending on what type of storage you are using.
I am currently working on document search in google. I don't want to do HTML parsing at all. However looking for some api which search google documents from internet.
Basically I do have one requirement where there is a task of searching .pdf, .doc files from google search. I have done some googling and found that this cause captcha to be introduce from google and there is limit of 100 query / day.
Is there any free API from google or if not any paid by which i can pass some search query and get the result.
Please note, i don't want HTML parsing at all.
Moreover, Is there any way to overcome the issue of Captch??