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ENS names in Google Sheets
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// Easily resolve addresses in a Google sheet to ENS names via @frolic's ENS resolution API - https://ensideas.com/about | |
// 1. In a Google sheet, select the menu item Extensions > Apps Script. | |
// 2. Replace the example code in the editor with the below function: | |
function LOOKUP_ENS(input) { | |
var endpoint = "https://api.ensideas.com/ens/resolve/" + input; | |
var response = UrlFetchApp.fetch(endpoint); | |
var json = response.getContentText(); | |
var data = JSON.parse(json); | |
return data.displayName; | |
} | |
// 3. Click the disk icon to save | |
// 4. click "Run" to check permissions | |
/* 5. Return to the sheet you want to use the formula. In a field, add the formula | |
=LOOKUP_ENS(address) | |
You probably want to reference another field that contains an address, like | |
=LOOKUP_ENS(A1) | |
The cell will display an ENS name if one is configured for the address, otherwise the truncated address is displayed. | |
*/ | |
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