konrad11901 / tosheets-snap

Snap for tosheets

tosheets

This is the snap for tosheets, "A simple command line utility that sends your stdin to sheets". It works on Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, and other major Linux distributions.

The author of this tool is kren1. The original repository can be found here.

Install

sudo snap install tosheets

(Don't have snapd installed?)

How to use it

$ tosheets -h
tosheets, send stdin to your google sheets

Usage:
  tosheets -c <cell> [-u] [-s <sheet>] [--spreadsheet=<spreadsheet>] [--new-sheet=<name>] [-d <delimiter>]
  tosheets (-h | --help)
  tosheets --version
  
Options:
  -h --help                     Prints help.
  --version                     Show version.
  -u                            Update CELL(s) instead of appending.
  -c CELL                       Start appending to CELL.
  -s SHEET                      Use sheet name SHEET, otherwise tries to use TOSHEETS_SHEET (default: first visible sheet). 
  -d DELIMITER                  Use DELIMITER to split each line (default: whitespace).
  --spreadsheet=<spreadsheet>   Send to the spreadsheet identified by spreadshetId (ie. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/<spreadsheetId>/...), if empty uses TOSHEETS_SPREADSHEET enviroment variable.                                
  --new-sheet=<name>            Create a new spreadsheet with the chosen name. Prints the spreadsheetId so it can be piped/stored.

Known issues

• When running tosheets for the first time, it should open the default browser with the Google Account login page loaded. Unluckily, it doesn't work, so you need to open the outputted link manually. This issue doesn't occure if the snap is installed in devmode. This bug has been fixed (see here).

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