Sheetsapi
sheetsapi API
Description
sheetsapi is a powerful, lightweight solution that transforms your Google Sheets into a fully functional database with a RESTful API interface. Built for businesses and developers who need a simple data management solution without complex database setups, sheetsapi lets you query, filter, and update spreadsheet data programmatically using familiar API patterns.
Key Features
Simple REST API Interface: Access your spreadsheet data through standard HTTP requests
Multiple Query Methods: Get all records, filter with conditions, or retrieve single records
Robust Data Handling: Automatic type conversion for dates and numbers
Smart Record Updates: Update existing records or add new ones with a single API call
Flexible Filtering: Create complex filters with custom conditions
Data Sorting: Sort results by any field in ascending or descending order
Zero Infrastructure: No databases to set up, no servers to maintain
Single-step Setup: Just add the add-on to your Google Sheets and you’re ready to go
How It Works
1. Install the sheetsapi add-on to your Google Sheets account / google apps script account.
2.Create a spreadsheet with your data structure (column headers become your field names)
3.Access your data through our API using your spreadsheet ID
4.Send API requests to query or update your data from any application or service
API Methods
GetAll
Retrieve all records from your sheet with optional filtering and sorting.
GetFirst
Retrieve a single record that matches your filter criteria.
UpdateAll
Update existing records or create new ones in a single operation.
Instructions for Use
1. Getting Started
1. Install the sheetsapi add-on from the Google Workspace Marketplace.
2. Open your Google Sheet (or create a new one)
3. Make sure your sheet has headers in the first row (these will be your field names)
4. Get your Sheet ID from the URL: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/YOUR_SHEET_ID/edit
Advanced Features
1. Type Conversion: Use dateFields and numberFields parameters to specify fields that should be converted.
2.Sorting: Use sortBy parameter with comma-separated field names (prefix with – for descending order)
3.Matching Records: Use matchFields to specify which fields to match when updating records
Use Cases
1. Customer databases
2. Inventory management
3. Order tracking
4. Event registration
5. Survey results analysis
6. Project management
7. Simple CRM systems
8. Product catalogs
9. Membership directories
10.Content management
Technical Requirements
1. A Google account
2. Basic knowledge of HTTP requests
3. Any programming language or tool that can make HTTP requests (JavaScript, Python, PHP, curl, etc.)
Support:
For questions or support, please contact us at gokul@gseven.in
links :
terms of service: https://gseven.in/sheetsapi-terms-of-service/
Privacy policy: https://gseven.in/sheetsapi-privacy-policy/
Home page: https://gseven.in/sheetsapi-home/

