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I am pulling data with a perl script, getting it in csv form, and I need to push that data straight into a Google Spreadsheet. My research so far has yielded Sheets to csv answers which is not what I need.
A couple of options:
Net::Google::Spreadsheets - A Perl module for using Google Spreadsheets API.
Net::Google::Drive::Simple - Simple modification of Google Drive data
With the latter you'd write your csv file then upload it to Google drive.
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I want know how we user common google drive for file upload from my flutter app?
I tried more ways and those are not sutible for my requirment
Process
Create GCP Project and Enable Drive API and generate credentials
Either directly use https://developers.google.com/drive/api/guides/about-sdk or use this package https://pub.dev/packages/googleapis
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I just want to see the column headers for a CSV file so I can create a table before importing it into Cloud SQL. Preferably using the web-based Storage Browser at https://console.cloud.google.com/storage/browser
I think I found a way. Open up the Google Cloud Shell (one of the icons in the upper right) and use the "gsutil cat" with the -r range option or pipe it through head.
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I store images on Parse's managed database as a field called imageFile. When I ran through the migration guide to move data out to MongoLab, I noticed that the imageFile field doesn't contain any binary data. Instead, it contains a file name only, like
"imageFile": "tfss-2f493d64-2801-42ac-9861-13398549f86a-file
How can I get all the files stored on Parse out and transferred to another location?
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I’m totally new to Perl and I have a requirement like to create a Perl script which reads Excel worksheet contents from my project SharePoint(Internet) and same should be sent via e-mail as a HTML content.
It would be really helpful if the code snippet is shared.
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Here are some modules which you can use to read excel file:
Spreadsheet::ParseExcel
Spreadsheet::XLSX -> To read .xlsx file
Spreadsheet::Read
See the documentation for all modules.
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I'm making a word list to study English.
There is a prepared word list, and I'll include it in the app.
But how can I include it efficiently?
I heard that there are some solutions like using sqlite or Core Data.
Apple doesn't like using sqlite.
Also, it's difficult to convert word list to Core Data.
Do I have to select one of two solutions, or are there any more cool solutions?
You could read in a plist, like this question/answer describe: How to read data structure from .plist file into NSArray
Or you can store the word list in a JSON format (as a text file) and read from there. An added benefit of setting this up is that you would be set up to read word lists from a server.