Sheet Handler
googleSheetsLib.core.Sheet
Interface that deals with Sheets at the tab level via API.
This shouldn't be instanced directly, and instead it's expected to be created via the Spreadsheet class using the get methods.
The interface with the service and ClientWrapper are derived from it's parent Spreadsheet object.
For more information on the API, visit: https://developers.google.com/workspace/sheets/api/quickstart/python
Attributes:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
name |
str
|
The tab name, the same as in Google Sheets. |
id |
int
|
Numeric id that uniquely identifies the Sheet in a Spreadsheet. |
client |
ClientWrapper
|
Handler for API requests, authentication, and retry logic. References parent Spreadsheet. |
service |
SpreadsheetResource
|
The authenticated Google Sheets API resource. References parent spreadsheet. |
row_count |
int
|
Count of rows in the tab. Only updated after a metadata refresh. |
column_count |
int
|
Count of columns in the tab. Only updated after a metadata refresh. |
parent_spreadsheet |
Spreadsheet
|
Spreadsheet object that originated this Sheet. |
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
name
|
str
|
Tab name. |
required |
id
|
int
|
Tab id. |
required |
parent_spreadsheet
|
Spreadsheet
|
Parent Spreadsheet, |
required |
client
|
ClientWrapper
|
Client interface to handle requests |
required |
service
|
SpreadsheetsResource
|
Google Sheets API resource to create requests. |
required |
row_count
|
int
|
Number of rows. |
0
|
column_count
|
int
|
Number of columns. |
0
|
Notes
Do not instantiate this directly. References parent Spreadsheet while it exists, but not all requests need to go through the parent Spreadsheet object.
Example
Source code in src/googleSheetsLib/core.py
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append_values(values, rng='', input_option='USER_ENTERED', insert_data_option='INSERT_ROWS')
This method inserts new data into the Spreadsheet's tab, starting at the specified range.
The values to be inserted can be larger than the specified range; the range just delimits where the append starts.
Values also need to be formated as a list of lists, a 2D matrix where each value is stored
in an indexed values[i][j].
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
values
|
list[list]
|
Values to be appended. Needed to be formated as a list of rows, i.e. a 2D matrix. Try to keep the values to str and int types, as other object types tend to trigger a bad request error. |
required |
rng
|
str
|
Range to start the append. Formated in Excel range (e.g. 'A1:B2'), can be a single cell in which the API will append the whole set of values. |
''
|
input_option
|
InputOption
|
Input mode, defaulted to USER_ENTERED. |
'USER_ENTERED'
|
insert_data_option
|
InsertDataOption
|
How to append, either by inserting new rows, or by overwritting blank cells. |
'INSERT_ROWS'
|
Returns:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Response |
Response
|
response object with the status of the request. Response.data defaults to None. Returns a failed response if: the value list is empty; the range is invalid; selected an invalid input or insert option; failed to build request; or request sent an error response. |
Notes
The most common type of error here is badly formated value list. This means inputing something that is not a list of lists, or inserting object types that are not supported.
A quick way to fix types is valling values = [[str(val) for val in row] for row in values],
which converts every value to str.
Examples:
# appending values to a tab
values = [[1,2,3],
[4,5,6]]
tab.append_values(rng = 'A1', values = values) # Will try to append the values to the first cell
# handling errors
invalid_values = []
response = tab.append_values(rng = 'C2:D4', values = invalid_values)
print(response.error) # No values to insert.
Source code in src/googleSheetsLib/core.py
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clear_cells(rng='')
Method to clear cells in a tab of the Spreadsheet. Will only empty the value of the cell, otherwise keeping the format and other properties.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
rng
|
str
|
range to clear, in Excel format (e.g. 'A1:G3', '1:12'). If left empty, whole tab will be cleared, so be careful. |
''
|
Returns:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Response |
Response
|
Response object with the status of the request. Returns an failed response if the rng is invalid, if it failed to build the request, or if the API call returned an error. |
Source code in src/googleSheetsLib/core.py
delete_rows(rng='', start_row=-1, end_row=-1, prepare=False)
Função que deleta linhas da planilha. Pode receber tanto range, quanto pode receber start_row e end_row (base 1 inclusivo)
Source code in src/googleSheetsLib/core.py
get_values(rng='')
Method to access the sheet's values. If range is not specified, returns the whole content if the sheet. Returns a Response object with the values. Can also by called by subscript notation, e.g. tab['A1:C2']
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
rng
|
str
|
Range in the Excel Format. E.g |
''
|
Returns:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Response |
Response
|
Response object with the sheet's data, if succeded, or error information, if failed. The data is accessed by the Response.data attribute, and it's expected to be a list of lists (list of rows), or a single value if only a single cell was requested. If the range is not a valid xrange, it returns a Response with a 'Invalid Range' error. All other errors are repassed as is via the Response.error object. |
Notes
If only a single cell is specified, the Response.data is a singular value. All other times, it contains a list of lists or None.
Example
# Requesting a range
response = tab.get_values('A2:C3') # Response.data = [[1,2,3],[4,5,6]]
# Requesting a row range using subscript:
response = tab['2:10'] # Response.data = [row2, row3, row4 ... ]
# Requesting a singular cell:
response = tab['C2'] # Response.data = 3
# Handling errors:
response = tab.get_values('A33sd:221AB2') # Invalid range
if response.error:
print(response.error.message) # 'Invalid x range: A33sd:221AB2'
Source code in src/googleSheetsLib/core.py
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to_csv(fp, rng='', sep=',')
Função que pega os dados de uma planilha e salva em formato CSV.
update(values, rng='A1', value_input_option='USER_ENTERED', major_dimension='ROWS')
Função que atualiza células da planilha.