iainp999/gbot-google-sheets

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Writes GlitcherBot data to Google sheets.

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Type:glitcherbot-package

v0.2-BETA 2021-03-18 11:15 UTC

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  • Iain Potter <nospam.woop@fore-front.co.uk>

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Last update: 2024-12-18 20:00:08 UTC

README

Listens for glitcherbot crawling events, gathers data, and will write data to Google sheets at the end of the crawl.

The sheet is written to Google Drive in the root folder, and has the title 'GlitcherBot Data' (unless you specify an existing sheet ID - see below).

Configuration

You will need to create a new application via the Google developer's console and create some OAUTH2 credentials with permissions to write to Google sheets. The type should be 'Desktop App'.

Once done, download your credentials.json file and place it in the GoogleSheets folder.

On first run, you will be given a URL to authenticate against. Open this in a browser. You'll receive a code that you'll need to copy and paste into the console window. Once authorised, a refresh token is stored in token.json in the GoogleSheets folder. You may be required to repeat this process from time to time.

Re-using an existing sheet

To append data to an existing sheet, create a config.yaml file in the GoogleSheets folder and set the value of sheet_id to the ID of the sheet you want to use. See example.config.yaml for the format.

If config.yaml does not exist, on the first run, a sheet will be created and the config.yaml file will be created and populated so that the same sheet is used on subsequent runs.