Did you want to create a download file option for your web visitors – downloading content from data and even a Google Spreadsheet?
All done with JavaScript
Course Covers
Setting up a default data object
Generating a downloadable text file on the fly using JavaScript
Generating a downloadable CSV file on the fly
Element select and style manipulation
Adding of event listeners to elements
Elements as objects in JavaScript
createObjectURL method to create file URLs
Cleaning and restructuring of data objects for CSV
Adding elements and removing elements from the web page
Use of regex to search and JavaScript to update strings
Use of fetch to get Google Spreadsheet JSON feed
Setup of Google Spreadsheet JSON
Restructuring JSON to array format for CSV file
Source Code is included so you can try the code and build your own version of the application.
Allow web visitors to download current copy of the spreadsheet from a link – all front–end and done dynamically with JavaScript
Course was designed using learning objectives and real world requests from students – JavaScript in the real world!!! – Useful code and code snippets explained.
No libraries, no shortcuts just learning JavaScript making it DYNAMIC and INTERACTIVE web application.
Instructor Details
Courses : 111
Specification: JavaScript CSV file creator Google spreadSheet to CSV code
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Price | $14.99 |
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Duration | 1 hour |
Year | 2019 |
Level | All |
Language | English |
Certificate | Yes |
Quizzes | No |
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Steve Kelem –
The course is good, a bit fast paced. Also, this is my first time with Brackets. I think you might have a bunch of extensions and settings that I don’t have. Brackets seems to have hundreds of extensions. It would be nice for you to list the ones you find useful, as well as any settings that are useful in both Brackets and Chrome. I like to follow along, replicating what you’re demoing, and not having to guess why what I’m seeing looks different from what you’re showing.