Data 1762 refactor gsheets to os codebase #48
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| def set_spreadsheet(self, url: str = "", name: str = ""): |
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Why did you make this into a separate function instead of the init
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added this and all setters to the innit. Included a test param, so I could test them separately. It has to be set purposefully, so it shouldn't cause unintended issues
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| row = self.worksheet.get(header_range)[0] | ||
| self.header = ["column_" + str(i + 1) if value == "" else value for i, value in enumerate(row)] | ||
| self.content.pop(0) |
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This shouldnt be done in the case of a header range, right?
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it is because the header is still considered included in content. There is the issue that it assumes the first row of the content is the header, which could probably be improved upon, but I don't have an immediate idea of a solution. Might be a decent small ticket for improvement for later
| Gsheet Connector for WhereSCape. Takes care of creating metadata for a loading data and uploading the data from a gsheet file. | ||
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| An authentication user is required from Wherescape. For this, a client secret has to be created in the Google API Console. |
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this should be saved in the wherescape connection details
| Create a new python host script and add it to the load table. Example code: | ||
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| from wherescape_os.wherescape.connectors.gsheet.create_metadata import gsheet_create_metadata |
…also not fully updated yet
Issue number
Data 1762
Importing gsheet document with suggested edits for the changes with the new script.
Gsheets in OS