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Google Apps Script Tutorial

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  • Presented by Amit Agarwal, Apps Script developer
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Amit Agarwal demonstrates how to build Google Apps Script projects locally using Visual Studio Code and the CLASP command-line tool.

With Google Apps Script, you can build GSuite Add-ons and Web Apps that can easily integrate with Google services like Gmail, Google Drive, Sheets, Docs, Google Calendar, Forms, and more. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to build Google Apps Script projects locally using Visual Studio Code and the Google Apps Script Starter Kit. Apps Script code is written in JavaScript and runs on Google Cloud servers. The Apps Script development environment uses ESLint, Prettier, Babel, Webpack, and CLASP but there's no build configuration required. Download Apps Script Starter github.com/labnol/apps-script-starter Getting Started with Apps Script Development labnol.org/internet/google-apps-script-developers/32305/ About the Developer My name is Amit Agarwal and I am an Apps Script developer based in India. I have authored Document Studio, Mail Merge with Attachments, and several popular Google Workspace add-ons for automating business processes. Google Add-ons digitalinspiration.com/ Follow me on Twitter twitter.com/labnol Email: amit@labnol.org #GoogleAppsScript #Developers #JavaScript

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Use the following command in the terminal/cmd to login globally npx clasp login Source: link to this video
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