google-docs-api

i want to access list of messages Object: 2.0.0-p481 :008 > g.gmail_api.users.messages.list => # < Google::APIClient::Method:0x41c948c ID:gmail.users.messages.list > i'm new in this API and unable to get how do i use Gmail API. Thanks # Google gem "omniauth-google-oauth2" gem "google-api-client" in my model def query_google( email ) self.refresh_token_from_google if self.expires_at.to_i < Time.now.to_i @google_api_client = Google::APIClient.new( application_name: 'Joggle', application_version: '1.0.0' ) @google_api_client.authorization.access_token = self.access_key @gmail = @google_api_client

Is it possible to create any kind of file on GAE/J and upload to google docs? I've asked a similar question before about creating and uploading PDF. Thanks. Update According to Google Docs API "To upload a document to the server, you can attach the file to the new DocumentListEntry using the setFile() method.". And setFile method needs java.io.File which is not accepted by GAE/J setFile(java.io.File file, java.lang.String mimeType). Is there a solution I can upload without storing data. I need java.io.File type as an argument for the setFile() method to work. I've tried using gaevfs( http:/

I am working on an app in which I need to show the date when google doc was last edited. Snapshot Here I am able to get last modified date through Drive api But it is different from last edited date for cases when file's metadata (e.g. permission) has changed and content hasn't. Is there any way to get date when google doc was last edited? In Google Apps Script there is a DriveApp service that you can use. Something like this will work: function lastUpdatedOn() { var FILE_ID = 'FILEID'; return DriveApp.getFileById(FILE_ID).getLastUpdated(); } The documentation for that is here: https:/

I want to write a Google Docs script that copies a template (which just contains a container bound script) and appends the contents of another document chosen by the user. How would I accomplish this? I already have a way to select the file (the template has a static id), but figure out a way to copy all the content of the document (including inlineImages and hyperLinks) to the my new document. Serge insas I guess the only way is to copy elements one by one... there are a whole bunch of document elements but it shouldn't be too hard to be quite exhaustive. Here is how it goes for the most

What are the possible options and setups one would need for reading data out of a google docs spreadsheet into a dart web application? Does dart need the wrapper around gdata REST api to do this? Has any dart project or sample interacted with google docs? Newer Google APIs have a common API infrastructure where the client libraries are always up to date. There is such a client library for Dart (http://docs.google-api-dart-client.googlecode.com/git/index.html). However, it looks like Google Spreadsheets is still using an older API infrastructure called GData. There is no GData client library