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2 | Calendar | This service allows a script to access and modify the user's Google Calendar, including additional calendars that the user is subscribed to. | |
3 | Class CalendarApp | Allows a script to read and update the user's Google Calendar. This class provides direct access to the user's default calendar, as well as the ability to retrieve additional calendars that the user owns or is subscribed to. | |
4 | Class Calendar | Represents a calendar that the user owns or is subscribed to. | |
5 | Class CalendarEvent | Represents a single calendar event. | |
6 | Class CalendarEventSeries | Represents a series of events (a recurring event). | |
7 | Class EventGuest | Represents a guest of an event. | |
8 | Class EventRecurrence | Represents the recurrence settings for an event series. | |
9 | Class RecurrenceRule | Represents a recurrence rule for an event series. Note that this class also behaves like the EventRecurrence that it belongs to, allowing you to chain rule creation together like so: recurrence.addDailyRule().times(3).interval(2).addWeeklyExclusion().times(2); Modifiers like times(times) and interval(interval) are applied to the most recently added rule. | |
10 | Enum Color | An enum representing the named colors available in the Calendar service. | |
11 | Enum GuestStatus | An enum representing the statuses a guest can have for an event. | |
12 | Enum Visibility | An enum representing the visibility of an event. | |
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14 | Contacts | This service allows scripts to access and modify Google Contacts, both for individual contacts and for groups. | |
15 | Class ContactsApp | This class allows users to access their own Google Contacts and create, remove, and update contacts listed therein. | |
16 | Class AddressField | Address field in a contact. | |
17 | Class CompanyField | Company field in a Contact. | |
18 | Class Contact | A Contact contains the name, address, and various contact details of a contact. | |
19 | Class ContactGroup | A ContactGroup is is a group of contacts. | |
20 | Class CustomField | A custom field in a Contact. | |
21 | Class DateField | A date field in a Contact. | |
22 | Class EmailField | An email field in a Contact. | |
23 | Class IMField | An instant messaging field in a Contact. | |
24 | Class PhoneField | A phone number field in a Contact. | |
25 | Class UrlField | A URL field in a Contact. | |
26 | Enum ExtendedField | An enum for extended contacts fields. | |
27 | Enum Field | An enum for contacts fields. | |
28 | Enum Gender | An enum for contact gender. | |
29 | Enum Priority | An enum for contact priority. | |
30 | Enum Sensitivity | An enum for contact sensitivity. | |
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32 | Document | This service allows scripts to create, access, and modify Google Docs files. | |
33 | Enum Attribute | An enumeration of the element attributes. Use attributes to compose custom styles. For example: | |
34 | Class Body | An element representing a document body. The Body may contain ListItem, Paragraph, Table, and TableOfContents elements. For more information on document structure, see the guide to extending Google Docs. The Body typically contains the full document contents except for the HeaderSection, FooterSection, and any FootnoteSection elements. | |
35 | Class Bookmark | An object representing a bookmark. | |
36 | Class ContainerElement | A generic element that may contain other elements. All elements that may contain child elements, such as Paragraph, inherit fromContainerElement. | |
37 | Class Document | A document, containing rich text and elements such as tables and lists. Documents may be opened or created using DocumentApp. | |
38 | Class DocumentApp | The document service creates and opens Documents that can be edited. | |
39 | Interface Element | A generic element. Document contents are represented as elements. For example, ListItem, Paragraph, and Table are elements and inherit all of the methods defined by Element, such as getType(). | |
40 | Enum ElementType | An enumeration of all the element types. Use the ElementType enumeration to check the type of a given element, for instance: | |
41 | Class Equation | An element representing a mathematical expression. An Equation may contain EquationFunction, EquationSymbol, and Textelements. For more information on document structure, see the guide to extending Google Docs. | |
42 | Class EquationFunction | An element representing a function in a mathematical Equation. An EquationFunction may contain EquationFunction,EquationFunctionArgumentSeparator, EquationSymbol, and Text elements. For more information on document structure, see theguide to extending Google Docs. | |
43 | An element representing a function separator in a mathematical Equation. An EquationFunctionArgumentSeparator cannot contain any other element. For more information on document structure, see the guide to extending Google Docs. | ||
44 | Class EquationSymbol | An element representing a symbol in a mathematical Equation. An EquationSymbol cannot contain any other element. For more information on document structure, see the guide to extending Google Docs. | |
45 | Enum FontFamily | An enumeration of the supported fonts. Use the FontFamily enumeration to set the font for a range of text, element or document. | |
46 | Class FooterSection | An element representing a footer section. A Document typically contains at most one FooterSection. The FooterSection may containListItem, Paragraph, and Table elements. For more information on document structure, see the guide to extending Google Docs. | |
47 | Class Footnote | An element representing a footnote. Each Footnote is contained within a ListItem or Paragraph and has a correspondingFootnoteSection element for the footnote's contents. The Footnote itself cannot contain any other element. For more information on document structure, see the guide to extending Google Docs. | |
48 | Class FootnoteSection | An element representing a footnote section. A FootnoteSection contains the text that corresponds to a Footnote. The FootnoteSection may contain ListItem or Paragraph elements. For more information on document structure, see the guide to extending Google Docs. | |
49 | Enum GlyphType | An enumeration of the supported glyph types. Use the GlyphType enumeration to set the bullet type for list items. | |
50 | Class HeaderSection | An element representing a header section. A Document typically contains at most one HeaderSection. The HeaderSection may contain ListItem, Paragraph, and Table elements. For more information on document structure, see the guide to extending Google Docs. | |
51 | Enum HorizontalAlignment | An enumeration of the supported horizontal alignment types. | |
52 | Class HorizontalRule | An element representing an horizontal rule. A HorizontalRule can be contained within a ListItem or Paragraph, but cannot itself contain any other element. For more information on document structure, see the guide to extending Google Docs. | |
53 | Class InlineDrawing | An element representing an embedded drawing. An InlineDrawing can be contained within a ListItem or Paragraph, unless the ListItem or Paragraph is within a FootnoteSection. An InlineDrawing cannot itself contain any other element. For more information on document structure, see the guide to extending Google Docs. | |
54 | Class InlineImage | An element representing an embedded image. An InlineImage can be contained within a ListItem or Paragraph, unless the ListItem or Paragraph is within a FootnoteSection. An InlineImage cannot itself contain any other element. For more information on document structure, see the guide to extending Google Docs. | |
55 | Class ListItem | An element representing a list item. A ListItem is a Paragraph that is associated with a list ID. A ListItem may contain Equation, Footnote, HorizontalRule, InlineDrawing, InlineImage, PageBreak, and Text elements. For more information on document structure, see the guide to extending Google Docs. ListItems may not contain new-line characters. New-line characters ("\n") are converted to line-break characters ("\r"). ListItems with the same list ID belong to the same list and are numbered accordingly. The ListItems for a given list are not required to be adjacent in the document or even have the same parent element. Two items belonging to the same list may exist anywhere in the document while maintaining consecutive numbering, as the following example illustrates: | |
56 | Class NamedRange | A Range that has a name and ID to allow later retrieval. Names are not necessarily unique; several different ranges in the same document may share the same name, much like a class in HTML. By contrast, IDs are unique within the document, like an ID in HTML. Once a NamedRange has been added to a document, it cannot be modified, only removed. A NamedRange can be accessed by any script that accesses the document. To avoid unintended conflicts between scripts, consider prefixing range names with a unique string. | |
57 | Class PageBreak | An element representing a page break. A PageBreak can be contained within a ListItem or Paragraph, unless the ListItem or Paragraph is within a Table, HeaderSection, FooterSection, or FootnoteSection. A PageBreak cannot itself contain any other element. For more information on document structure, see the guide to extending Google Docs. | |
58 | Class Paragraph | An element representing a paragraph. A Paragraph may contain Equation, Footnote, HorizontalRule, InlineDrawing, InlineImage, PageBreak, and Text elements. For more information on document structure, see the guide to extending Google Docs. Paragraphs may not contain new-line characters. New-line characters ("\n") are converted to line-break characters ("\r"). | |
59 | Enum ParagraphHeading | An enumeration of the standard paragraph headings. | |
60 | Class Position | A reference to a location in the document, relative to a specific element. The user's cursor is represented as a Position, among other uses. Scripts can only access the cursor of the user who is running the script, and only if the script is bound to the document. | |
61 | Class Range | A range of elements in a document. The user's selection is represented as a Range, among other uses. Scripts can only access the selection of the user who is running the script, and only if the script is bound to the document. | |
62 | Class RangeBuilder | A builder used to construct RangeBuilder objects from document elements. | |
63 | Class RangeElement | A wrapper around an Element with a possible start and end offset. These offsets allow a range of characters within a Text element to be represented in search results, document selections, and named ranges. | |
64 | Class Table | An element representing a table. A Table may only contain TableRow elements. For more information on document structure, see the guide to extending Google Docs. When creating a Table that contains a large number of rows or cells, consider building it from a string array, as shown in the following example. | |
65 | Class TableCell | An element representing a table cell. A TableCell is always contained within a TableRow and may contain ListItem, Paragraph, or Table elements. For more information on document structure, see the guide to extending Google Docs. | |
66 | Class TableOfContents | An element containing a table of contents. A TableOfContents may contain ListItem, Paragraph, and Table elements, although the contents of a TableOfContents are usually generated automatically by Google Docs. For more information on document structure, see the guide to extending Google Docs. | |
67 | Class TableRow | An element representing a table row. A TableRow is always contained within a Table and may only contain TableCell elements. For more information on document structure, see the guide to extending Google Docs. | |
68 | Class Text | An element representing a rich text region. All text in a Document is contained within Text elements. A Text element can be contained within an Equation, EquationFunction, ListItem, or Paragraph, but cannot itself contain any other element. For more information on document structure, see the guide to extending Google Docs. | |
69 | Enum TextAlignment | An enumeration of the type of text alignments. | |
70 | Class UnsupportedElement | An element representing a region that is unknown or cannot be affected by a script, such as a page number. | |
71 | Enum VerticalAlignment | An enumeration of the supported vertical alignment types. | |
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73 | Drive | This service allows scripts to create, find, and modify files and folders in Google Drive. | |
74 | Enum Access | An enum representing classes of users who can access a file or folder, besides any individual users who have been explicitly given access. These properties can be accessed from DriveApp.Access. | |
75 | Class DriveApp | Allows scripts to create, find, and modify files and folders in Google Drive. | |
76 | Class File | A file in Google Drive. Files can be accessed or created from DriveApp. | |
77 | Class FileIterator | An iterator that allows scripts to iterate over a potentially large collection of files. File iterators can be acccessed from DriveApp or aFolder. | |
78 | Class Folder | A folder in Google Drive. Folders can be accessed or created from DriveApp. | |
79 | Class FolderIterator | An object that allows scripts to iterate over a potentially large collection of folders. Folder iterators can be acccessed from DriveApp, a File, or a Folder. | |
80 | Enum Permission | An enum representing the permissions granted to users who can access a file or folder, besides any individual users who have been explicitly given access. These properties can be accessed from DriveApp.Permission. | |
81 | Class User | A user associated with a file in Google Drive. Users can be accessed from File.getEditors(), Folder.getViewers(), and other methods. | |
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83 | Forms | This service allows scripts to create, access, and modify Google Forms. | |
84 | Class Alignment | An enum representing the supported types of image alignment. Alignment types can be accessed from FormApp.Alignment. | |
85 | Class CheckboxItem | A question item that allows the respondent to select one or more checkboxes, as well as an optional "other" field. Items can be accessed or created from a Form. | |
86 | Class Choice | A single choice associated with a type of Item that supports choices, like CheckboxItem, ListItem, orMultipleChoiceItem. | |
87 | Class DateItem | A question item that allows the respondent to indicate a date. Items can be accessed or created from a Form. | |
88 | Class DateTimeItem | A question item that allows the respondent to indicate a date and time. Items can be accessed or created from a Form. | |
89 | Enum DestinationType | An enum representing the supported types of form-response destinations. All forms, including those that do not have a destination set explicitly, save a copy of responses in the form's response store. Destination types can be accessed fromFormApp.DestinationType. | |
90 | Class DurationItem | A question item that allows the respondent to indicate a length of time. | |
91 | Class Form | A form that contains overall properties (such as title, settings, and where responses are stored) and items (which includes question items like checkboxes and layout items like page breaks). Forms can be accessed or created from FormApp. | |
92 | Class FormApp | Allows a script to open existing Forms or create new ones. | |
93 | Class FormResponse | A response to the form as a whole. Form responses have three main uses: they contain the answers submitted by a respondent (see getItemResponses(), they can be used to programmatically respond to the form (see withItemResponse(response) and submit()), and they can be used as a template to create a URL for the form with pre-filled answers. Form responses can be created or accessed from a Form. | |
94 | Class GridItem | A question item, presented as a grid of columns and rows, that allows the respondent to select one choice per row from a sequence of radio buttons. Items can be accessed or created from a Form. | |
95 | Class ImageItem | A layout item that displays an image. Items can be accessed or created from a Form. | |
96 | Class Item | A generic form item that contains properties common to all items, such as title and help text. Items can be accessed or created from a Form. To operate on type-specific properties, use getType() to check the item's ItemType, then cast the item to the appropriate class using a method like asCheckboxItem(). | |
97 | Class ItemResponse | A response to one question item within a form. Item responses can be accessed from FormResponse and created from any Item that asks the respondent to answer a question. | |
98 | Enum ItemType | An enum representing the supported types of form items. Item types can be accessed from FormApp.ItemType. | |
99 | Class ListItem | A question item that allows the respondent to select one choice from a drop-down list. Items can be accessed or created from aForm. | |
100 | Class MultipleChoiceItem | A question item that allows the respondent to select one choice from a list of radio buttons or an optional "other" field. Items can be accessed or created from a Form. | |
101 | Class PageBreakItem | A layout item that marks the start of a page. Items can be accessed or created from a Form. | |
102 | Enum PageNavigationType | An enum representing the supported types of page navigation. Page navigation types can be accessed from FormApp.PageNavigationType. The page navigation occurs after the respondent completes a page that contains the option, and only if the respondent chose that option. If the respondent chose multiple options with page-navigation instructions on the same page, only the last navigation option has any effect. Page navigation also has no effect on the last page of a form. Choices that use page navigation cannot be combined in the same item with choices that do not use page navigation. | |
103 | Class ParagraphTextItem | A question item that allows the respondent to enter a block of text. Items can be accessed or created from a Form. | |
104 | Class ScaleItem | A question item that allows the respondent to choose one option from a numbered sequence of radio buttons. Items can be accessed or created from a Form. | |
105 | Class SectionHeaderItem | A layout item that visually indicates the start of a section. Items can be accessed or created from a Form. | |
106 | Class TextItem | A question item that allows the respondent to enter a single line of text. Items can be accessed or created from a Form. | |
107 | Class TimeItem | A question item that allows the respondent to indicate a time of day. Items can be accessed or created from a Form. | |
108 | Class VideoItem | A layout item that displays a video. Items can be accessed or created from a Form. | |
109 | Enum Alignment | An enum representing the supported types of image alignment. Alignment types can be accessed from FormApp.Alignment. | |
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111 | Gmail | This service allows scripts to send email and access a user's Gmail account. See also Mail Service. Unlike Gmail Service, Mail Service's sole purpose is sending email; it cannot access a user's Gmail account. | |
112 | Class GmailApp | Provides access to Gmail threads, messages, and labels. | |
113 | Class GmailAttachment | An attachment from Gmail. This is a regular Blob except that it has an extra getSize() method that is faster than callinggetBytes().length and does not count against the Gmail read quota. | |
114 | Class GmailLabel | A user-created label in a user's Gmail account. | |
115 | Class GmailMessage | A message in a user's Gmail account. | |
116 | Class GmailThread | A thread in a user's Gmail account. | |
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118 | Groups | This service allows scripts to access Google Groups. It can be used to query information such as a group's email address, or the list of groups in which the user is a direct member. Here's an example that shows how many groups the current user is a member of: | |
119 | Class Group | A group object whose members and those members' roles within the group can be queried. Here's an example which shows the members of a group. Before running it, replace the email address of the group with that of one on your domain. | |
120 | Class GroupsApp | This class provides access to Google Groups information. It can be used to query information such as a group's email address, or the list of groups in which the user is a direct member. Here's an example that shows how many groups the current user is a member of | |
121 | Enum Role | Possible roles of a user within a group, such as owner or ordinary member. Users subscribed to a group have exactly one role within the context of that group. | |
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123 | Language | This service allows scripts to automatically translate text. | |
124 | Class LanguageApp | The Language service provides scripts a way to compute automatic translations of text. | |
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126 | Maps | This service allows scripts to generate static maps, find directions, convert addresses into geocode coordinates, and sample elevations. | |
127 | Enum Avoid | An enum representing the types of restrictions to avoid when finding directions. | |
128 | Enum Color | An enum representing the named colors available to use in map images. | |
129 | Class DirectionFinder | Allows for the retrieval of directions between locations. The example below shows how you can use this class to get the directions from Times Square to Central Park, stopping first at Lincoln Center, plot the locations and path on a map, and send the map in an email. | |
130 | Class DirectionFinderEnums | A collection of enums used by DirectionFinder. | |
131 | Class ElevationSampler | Allows for the sampling of elevations at particular locations. The example below shows how you can use this class to determine the highest point along the route from Denver to Grand Junction in Colorado, plot it on a map, and save the map to Google Drive. | |
132 | Enum Format | An enum representing the format of the map image. | |
133 | Class Geocoder | Allows for the conversion between an address and geographical coordinates. The example below shows how you can use this class find the top nine matches for the location "Main St" in Colorado, add them to a map, and then embed it in a new Google Doc. | |
134 | Class Maps | Allows for direction finding, geocoding, elevation sampling and the creation of static map images. | |
135 | Enum MarkerSize | An enum representing the size of a marker added to a map. | |
136 | Enum Mode | An enum representing the mode of travel to use when finding directions. | |
137 | Class StaticMap | Allows for the creation and decoration of static map images. The example below shows how you can use this class to create a map of New York City's Theatre District, including nearby train stations, and display it in a simple web app. | |
138 | Class StaticMapEnums | A collection of enums used by StaticMap. | |
139 | Enum Type | An enum representing the type of map to render. | |
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141 | Sites | This service provides access to Google Sites. | |
142 | Class Attachment | A Sites Attachment such as a file attached to a page. Note that an Attachment is a Blob and can be used anywhere Blob input is expected. | |
143 | Enum AttachmentType | A typesafe enum for sites attachment type. | |
144 | Class Column | A Sites Column - a column from a Sites List page. | |
145 | Class Comment | A Comment attached to any Sites page. | |
146 | Class ListItem | A Sites ListItem - a list element from a Sites List page. | |
147 | Class Page | A Page on a Google Site. | |
148 | Enum PageType | A typesafe enum for sites page type. | |
149 | Class Site | An object representing a Google Site. | |
150 | Class SitesApp | Create and access Google Sites. | |
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152 | Spreadsheet | This service allows scripts to create, access, and modify Google Sheets files. See also the guide to storing data in spreadsheets. | |
153 | Class ContainerInfo | The chart's position within a sheet. Can be updated using the EmbeddedChart.modify() function. | |
154 | Class DataValidation | This class allows users to access existing data-validation rules. To create a new rule, see SpreadsheetApp.newDataValidation(), DataValidationBuilder, and Range.setDataValidation(rule). | |
155 | Class DataValidationBuilder | Builder for data-validation rules. | |
156 | Enum DataValidationCriteria | An enumeration representing the data-validation criteria that can be set on a range. | |
157 | Class EmbeddedAreaChartBuilder | Builder for area charts. For more details, see the Gviz documentation. | |
158 | Class EmbeddedBarChartBuilder | Builder for bar charts. For more details, see the Gviz documentation. | |
159 | Class EmbeddedChart | Represents a chart that has been embedded into a Spreadsheet. | |
160 | Class EmbeddedChartBuilder | This builder allows you to edit an EmbeddedChart. Make sure to call sheet.updateChart(builder.build()) to save your changes. | |
161 | Class EmbeddedColumnChartBuilder | Builder for column charts. For more details, see the Gviz documentation. | |
162 | Class EmbeddedLineChartBuilder | Builder for line charts. For more details, see the Gviz documentation. | |
163 | Class EmbeddedPieChartBuilder | Builder for pie charts. For more details, see the Gviz documentation. | |
164 | Class EmbeddedScatterChartBuilder | Builder for scatter charts. For more details, see the Gviz documentation. | |
165 | Class EmbeddedTableChartBuilder | Builder for table charts. For more details, see the Gviz documentation. | |
166 | Class PageProtection | Access and modify the state of protection permissions on a sheet. This class allows users to access and modify sheet protection permissions on a sheet. | |
167 | Class Range | Access and modify spreadsheet ranges. This class allows users to access and modify ranges in Google Sheets. A range can be a single cell in a sheet or a range of cells in a sheet. | |
168 | Class Sheet | Access and modify spreadsheet sheets. Common operations are renaming a sheet and accessing range objects from the sheet. | |
169 | Class Spreadsheet | This class allows users to access and modify Google Sheets files. Common operations are adding new sheets and adding collaborators. | |
170 | Class SpreadsheetApp | This class allows users to open Google Sheets files and to create new ones. This class is the parent class for the Spreadsheet service. | |
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172 | Base | This service provides access to user information such as email addresses and user names. It also controls script logs and Google Apps-specific dialog boxes. | |
173 | Class Blob | A data interchange object for Apps Script services. | |
174 | Interface BlobSource | Interface for objects that can export their data as a Blob. | |
175 | Class Browser | This class provides access to Google Apps specific dialog boxes. The methods in this class are only available for use in the context of a Google Spreadsheet. | |
176 | Enum Button | An enum representing predetermined, localized dialog buttons returned by an alert or PromptResponse.getSelectedButton() to indicate which button in a dialog the user clicked. These values cannot be set; to add buttons to an alert or prompt, use ButtonSet instead. | |
177 | Class ButtonSet | An enum representing predetermined, localized sets of one or more dialog buttons that can be added to an alert or a prompt. To determine which button the user clicked, use Button. | |
178 | Class Logger | This class allows the developer to write out text to the debugging logs. | |
179 | Class Menu | A custom menu in an instance of the user interface for a Google App. A script can only interact with the UI for the current instance of an open document or form, and only if the script is container-bound to the document or form. For more information, see the guide to menus. | |
180 | Class MimeType | An enumeration that provides access to MIME-type declarations without typing the strings explicitly. Any method that expects a MIME type rendered as a string (for example, 'image/png') will also accept one of the values below, so long as the method supports the underlying MIME type. | |
181 | Enum Month | An enum representing the months of the year. | |
182 | Class PromptResponse | A response to a prompt dialog displayed in the user-interface environment for a Google App. The response contains any text the user entered in the dialog's input field and indicates which button the user clicked to dismiss the dialog. | |
183 | Class Session | The Session class provides access to session information, such as the user's email address (in some circumstances) and language setting. | |
184 | Class Ui | An instance of the user-interface environment for a Google App that allows the script to add features like menus, dialogs, and sidebars. A script can only interact with the UI for the current instance of an open editor, and only if the script is container-bound to the editor. | |
185 | Class User | Representation of a user, suitable for scripting. | |
186 | Enum Weekday | An enum representing the days of the week. | |
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188 | Cache | This service allows a script to temporarily cache results that take time to fetch/compute. Public caches are for things that are not dependent on which user is accessing your script. Private caches are for things which are user-specific, like settings or recent activity. | |
189 | Class Cache | A reference to a particular cache. This class allows you to insert, retrieve, and remove items from a cache. This can be particularly useful when you want frequent access to an expensive or slow resource. For example, say you have an RSS feed at example.com that takes 20 seconds to fetch, but you want to speed up access on an average request. | |
190 | Class CacheService | CacheService allows you to access a cache for short term storage of data. This class lets you get a specific cache instance. Public caches are for things that are not dependent on which user is accessing your script. Private caches are for things which are user-specific, like settings or recent activity. | |
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192 | Charts | This service allows users to create charts using Google Charts Tools, primarily within Ui Service interfaces. | |
193 | Class AreaChartBuilder | Builder for area charts. For more details, see the Google Charts documentation. | |
194 | Class BarChartBuilder | Builder for bar charts. For more details, see the Google Charts documentation. | |
195 | Class CategoryFilterBuilder | A builder for category filter controls.A category filter is a picker to choose one or more between a set of defined values. Given a column of type string, this control will filter out the rows that don't match any of the picked values. | |
196 | Class Chart | A Chart object, which can be embedded into documents, UI elements, or used as a static image. For charts embedded in spreadsheets, see EmbeddedChart. | |
197 | Class ChartOptions | Exposes options currently configured for a Chart, such as height, color, etc.Please see the visualization reference documentation for information on what options are available. Specific options for each chart can be found by clicking on the specific chart in the chart gallery. | |
198 | Enum ChartType | Chart types supported by the Charts service. | |
199 | Class Charts | Entry point for creating Charts in scripts. | |
200 | Class ColumnChartBuilder | Builder for column charts. For more details, see the Google Charts documentation. | |
201 | Enum ColumnType | An enumeration of the valid data types for columns in a DataTable. | |
202 | Class Control | A user interface control object, that drives the data displayed by a DashboardPanel.A control can be embedded in a UI application. Controls are user interface widgets (category pickers, range sliders, autocompleters, etc.) users interact with in order to drive the data managed by a dashboard and the charts that are part of it. Controls collect user input and use the information to decide which of the data the dashboard is managing should be made available to the charts that are part of it. Given a data table, a control will filter out the data that doesn't comply with the conditions implied by its current state, and will expose the filtered data table as an output. | |
203 | Enum CurveStyle | An enumeration of the styles for curves in a chart. | |
204 | Class DashboardPanel | A dashboard is a visual structure that enables the organization and management of multiple charts that share the same underlying data. | |
205 | Class DashboardPanelBuilder | A builder for a dashboard panel object. For an example of how to use DashboardPanelBuilder, refer to DashboardPanel. | |
206 | Class DataTable | A Data Table to be used in charts. A DataTable can come from sources such as Google Sheets or specified data-table URLs, or can be filled in by hand. This class intentionally has no methods: a DataTable can be passed around, but not manipulated directly. | |
207 | Class DataTableBuilder | Builder of DataTable objects. Building a data table consists of first specifying its columns, and then adding its rows, one at a time. | |
208 | Interface DataTableSource | Interface for objects that can represent their data as a DataTable. | |
209 | Class DataViewDefinition | A data view definition for visualizing chart data.Data view definition can be set for charts to visualize a view derived from the given data table and not the data table itself. For example if the view definition of a chart states that the view columns are [0, 3], only the first and the third columns of the data table will be taken into consideration when drawing the chart. See DataViewDefinitionBuilder for an example on how to define and use aDataViewDefinition. | |
210 | Class DataViewDefinitionBuilder | Builder for DataViewDefinition objects. | |
211 | Class LineChartBuilder | Builder for line charts. For more details, see the Google Charts documentation. | |
212 | Enum MatchType | An enumeration of how a string value should be matched. | |
213 | Class NumberRangeFilterBuilder | A builder for number range filter controls.A number range filter is a slider with two thumbs that lets the user select ranges of numeric values. Given a column of type number and matching options, this control will filter out the rows that don't match the range that was selected. | |
214 | Enum Orientation | An enumeration of the orientation of an object. | |
215 | Enum PickerValuesLayout | An enumeration of how to display selected values in picker widget. | |
216 | Class PieChartBuilder | A builder for pie charts. For more details, see the Google Charts documentation. | |
217 | Enum PointStyle | An enumeration of the styles of points in a line. | |
218 | Enum Position | An enumeration of legend positions within a chart. | |
219 | Class ScatterChartBuilder | Builder for scatter charts. For more details, see the Google Charts documentation. | |
220 | Class StringFilterBuilder | A builder for string filter controls.A string filter is a simple text input field that lets the user filter data via string matching. Given a column of type string and matching options, this control will filter out the rows that don't match the term that's in the input field. | |
221 | Class TableChartBuilder | A builder for table charts. For more details, see the Google Charts documentation. | |
222 | Class TextStyle | A text style configuration object. Used in charts options to configure text style for elements that accepts it, such as title, horizontal axis, vertical axis, legend and tooltip. | |
223 | Class TextStyleBuilder | A builder used to create TextStyle objects. It allows configuration of the text's properties such as name, color, and size. | |
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225 | Content | This service allows scripts to serve text in various forms, such as text, XML, or JSON. See also the guide to Content Service. If youdeploy the following script as a web app, you will see "Hello, world!" in the browser: | |
226 | ContentService | Service for returning text content from a script. | |
227 | MimeType | An enum for mime types that can be served from a script. | |
228 | TextOutput | A TextOutput object that can be served from a script. | |
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230 | HTML | This service allows scripts to return HTML, usually as a user interface. See also the guide to Html Service, as well as the guide to Ui Service, which provides an alternate way to build user interfaces. | |
231 | HtmlOutput | An HtmlOutput object that can be served from a script. | |
232 | HtmlService | Service for returning HTML and other text content from a script. | |
233 | HtmlTemplate | A template object for dynamically constructing HTML. | |
234 | SandboxMode | An enum representing the ECMAScript sandbox modes that can be used for client-side HtmlService scripts. | |
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236 | JDBC | This service allows scripts to connect to JDBC-compliant databases, including Google Cloud SQL, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, and Oracle. See also the guide to JDBC. | |
237 | Jdbc | The JDBC service allows scripts to connect to Google Cloud SQL, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, and Oracle databases. | |
238 | JdbcArray | A JDBC Array. | |
239 | JdbcBlob | A JDBC Blob. | |
240 | JdbcCallableStatement | A JDBC CallableStatement. | |
241 | JdbcClob | A JDBC Clob. | |
242 | JdbcConnection | A JDBC Connection. | |
243 | JdbcDatabaseMetaData | A JDBC DatabaseMetaData. | |
244 | JdbcDate | A JDBC Date. | |
245 | JdbcParameterMetaData | A JDBC ParameterMetaData. | |
246 | JdbcPreparedStatement | A JDBC PreparedStatement. | |
247 | JdbcRef | A JDBC Ref. | |
248 | JdbcResultSet | A JDBC ResultSet. | |
249 | JdbcResultSetMetaData | A JDBC ResultSetMetaData. | |
250 | JdbcRowId | A JDBC RowId. | |
251 | JdbcSQLXML | A JDBC SQLXML. | |
252 | JdbcSavepoint | A JDBC Savepoint. | |
253 | JdbcStatement | A JDBC Statement. | |
254 | JdbcStruct | A JDBC Struct. | |
255 | JdbcTime | A JDBC Time. | |
256 | JdbcTimestamp | A JDBC Timestamp. | |
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258 | Lock | This service allows scripts to prevents concurrent access to sections of code. This can be useful when you have multiple users or processes modifying a shared resource and want to prevent collisions. | |
259 | Lock | A representation of a mutual-exclusion lock. | |
260 | LockService | Prevents concurrent access to sections of code. | |
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262 | This service allows scripts to send email on a user's behalf. See also Gmail Service. Unlike Gmail Service, Mail Service's sole purpose is sending email; it cannot access a user's Gmail account. | ||
263 | MailApp | Sends email. | |
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265 | Optimization | The linear optimization service, used to model and solve linear and mixed-integer linear programs. | |
266 | LinearOptimizationConstraint | Object storing a linear constraint of the form lowerBound ≤ Sum(a(i) x(i)) ≤ upperBoundwhere lowerBound and upperBound are constants, a(i) are constant coefficients and x(i) are variables (unknowns). | |
267 | LinearOptimizationEngine | The engine used to model and solve a linear program. | |
268 | LinearOptimizationService | The linear optimization service, used to model and solve linear and mixed-integer linear programs. | |
269 | LinearOptimizationSolution | The solution of a linear program. | |
270 | Status | Status of the solution. | |
271 | VariableType | Type of variables created by the engine. | |
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273 | Properties | This service allows scripts to store strings as key-value pairs scoped to one script, one user of a script, or one document in which anadd-on is used. For more information about when to use each type of property, see the guide to the Properties service. | |
274 | Properties | The properties object acts as the interface to access user, document, or script properties. | |
275 | PropertiesService | Allows scripts to store simple data in key-value pairs scoped to one script, one user of a script, or one document in which an add-on is used. | |
276 | ScriptProperties | Script Properties are key-value pairs stored by a script in a persistent store. | |
277 | UserProperties | User Properties are key-value pairs unique to a user. | |
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279 | Script | This service provides access to script triggers and script publishing. | |
280 | AuthMode | An enumeration that identifies which categories of authorized services Apps Script is able to execute through a triggered function. | |
281 | AuthorizationInfo | An object used to determine whether the user needs to authorize this script to use one or more services, and to provide the URL for an authorization dialog. | |
282 | AuthorizationStatus | An enumeration denoting the authorization status of a script. | |
283 | ClockTriggerBuilder | A builder for clock triggers. | |
284 | DocumentTriggerBuilder | A builder for document triggers. | |
285 | EventType | An enumeration denoting the type of triggered event. | |
286 | FormTriggerBuilder | A builder for form triggers. | |
287 | ScriptApp | Access and manipulate script publishing and triggers. | |
288 | Service | Access and manipulate script publishing. | |
289 | Service.Restriction | ||
290 | SpreadsheetTriggerBuilder | Builder for spreadsheet triggers. | |
291 | StateTokenBuilder | Allows scripts to create state tokens that can be used in callback APIs (like OAuth flows). | |
292 | Trigger | A script trigger. | |
293 | TriggerBuilder | A generic builder for script triggers. | |
294 | TriggerSource | An enumeration denoting the source of the event that causes the trigger to fire. | |
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296 | URL Fetch | ||
297 | Utilities | ||
298 | XML |