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Adding Query Parameters to URL using Google Apps Script
Adding Query Parameters to URL using Google Apps Script
Updated on February 5, 2024
This is for adding the query parameters to the URL. These scripts can be also used for Javascript. When I created an endpoint with some query parameters, I had used the scripts of various patterns every time. Today, I prepared this sample script to unify them. If this is also useful for you, I'm glad.
Benchmark: fetchAll method in UrlFetch service for Google Apps Script
Benchmark: fetchAll method in UrlFetch service for Google Apps Script
By Google's update at January 19, 2018, fetchAll method was added to the UrlFetch service. When I saw the usage, I couldn't find the detail information about the actual running state. So I investigated about it.
As the result, it was found that the fetchAll method is worked by the asynchronous processing. The returned data is reordered by the order of requests. By this, it was also found that if you want to retrieve the data from the several URL, the process cost of UrlFetchApp.fetchAll() is much lower than that of UrlFetchApp.fetch() using for loop.
The sample scripts for server side and client side are as follows.
Sample script for server side
In this report, 5 Web Apps were used as the servers. At first, 5 standalone projects were created and the following server script was put to each project. Then, Web Apps was deployed for ea
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This sample script is for using Binance API by Google Apps Script. This script encryptes "signature" like samples. In this script, "Example 1: As a query string" is used, and it retrieves "All orders (SIGNED)" by "GET".
functionmain(){varkey='#####';// Please input your key.varsecret='#####';// Please input your secret.varapi="/api/v3/allOrders";// Please input API Endpoint you want.vartimestamp=Number(newDate().getTime()).toFixed(0);varstring="symbol=LTCBTC&timestamp="+timestamp;// Please input query parameters for the inputterd API.
GAS(Google Apps Script) user function to get MD5 hash or 4digit shortened hash for Multibyte(UTF-8, 2bytes character) environment.
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