e1th4nUwU / AzurePractice8-LogicApps

Inside this repository, you will learn how to create an Azure Logic App to gather information from Tweets and save them inside a Google Sheets spreadsheet via the Azure Portal.

Creating a Logic App to save information from Tweets inside a spreadsheet using the Azure Portal

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Requirements

• Microsoft Azure Account ( with funds or credits )
• Microsoft Azure Suscription
• A Google Account
• A Twitter account
• A web browser

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Instructions

1. Login to the Azure Portal.

2. Once your on the portal's home page, you will see something like this:

3. Inside the search bar (located at the top), look for Logic Apps and click on it.

4. Click on Add.

5. You will now have to configure the project details: select your suscription and resource group. In my case, I'll be creating a new resource group.

6. Now, you need to conigure the instance details: choose a valid name, workflow and the region where your resource will be located.

7. Inside plan, chechk the Consumption option.

8. You can add Tags if you want by click on the Tags button. When you're ready, click Review + create.

9. If validation passed, click Create.

10. Deployment will begin, please wait a couple of seconds.

11. Once deployment is complete, click on Go to resource.

12. Click on When a new Tweet is posted.

13. Click Sign in¨, then give your connection a name and login using your Twitter account.

14. Click Continue.

15. Now, configure the text or hashtag to look for on Twitter as well as how often you'll want to search for it.

16. Click on New step, search for Sentiment and select Sentiment (you may need to scroll down a little).

17. Open another Azure tab

18. Click on the searchbar an search for Cognitive services, then click on it.

19. Click Create on Language Service.

20. Click Continue to create your resource at the bottom of the page.

21. Configure your resource (resource group, region, ame and free tier).

22. Check the Responsible AI Notice checkbox.

23. Click Review + create.

24. If validation passed, click Create.

25. Deployment will begin, please wait a couple of seconds.

26. Once deployment is complete, click on Go to resource.

27. Click on Keys and endpoint.

28. Copy KEY1 and paste it inside Account Key (in the Logic Apps Designer tab).

29. Copy the Endpoint and paste it inside the Site URL.

30. Give a name to your connection point and click on Create.

31. Select this options while configuring the Detect Language connector.

32. Click on New step and search for Google Sheets, then click on it.

33. Click on Insert Row.

34. Create a copy of this spreadsheet on your Google Drive account.

35. Go back to Azure and click on Sign in and login to your Google account and grant permissions to Azure.

36. Select the file from your Google Drive and worksheet. If the worksheet doesn't appear, click on the three dots, delete and create and repeat step number 32 and 33.

37. Click on Add new parameter and then check all boxes.

38. Insert the following options inside every box:

39. Click Save.

40. Click Run Trigger and then Run.

41. After a few seconds, the trigger will run and now you can watch the results on your spreadsheet.

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Congratulations ! You've just made your first Azure Function! =)