charlesdrews

#!/bin/bash

find ./[^\.]* -maxdepth 0 -type d | while read dir; do
  printf "=====================================\n$dir\n"
  git --git-dir=$dir/.git --work-tree=$dir status
done

charlesdrews

Setting up your local development environment for writing Google Apps Script projects using Typescript

Google Apps Script (GAS) is a superset of ES5, but does NOT include any ES6 features. Also, the browser-based GAS editor is not the best. To make GAS development less miserable, develop locally (i.e. not in the browser) using TypeScript instead!

Google's clasp tool will transpile your code from Typescript to GAS and upload to your GAS project where you can run it.

1. Intall stuff!
   • Visual Studio Code
   • npm

• TypeScript: npm install -g typescript

charlesdrews

    /**
     * Retrieve the "next" url from the Link header of the API's response
     * @param linkHeaderValue
     */
    private getNextUrlFromLinkHeader(linkHeaderValue: string): string {
        const links = linkHeaderValue.split(",");

        for (const link of links) {
            if (link.indexOf("rel=\"next\"") > -1) {
                const url = link.split("; ")[0];