Question: Is google spreedsheet api v4 supported? #196
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I also have a project that parses a Google SS with API v3. This project involves years of research and development. Will Exhibit 3.0 support v4? If so, where can I find some documentation? |
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We don't have people updating the exhibit codebase right now. As it's
an open source project, we are happy to accept patches from other people.
Our current project, Mavo ( http://mavo.io/ ) is significantly more
powerful that exhibit in many ways; I'm hoping this year to incorporate
exhibit's key features so that people can migrate painlessly from
exhibit to mavo. And mavo *does* support sheets v4.
…On 9/2/2021 11:14 PM, lavinesp wrote:
I also have a project that parses a Google SS with API v3. This
project involves years of research and development. Will Exhibit 3.0
support v4? If so, where can I find some documentation?
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@karger Thanks for the answer! I will take a look at mavo. |
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Mavo lets you write powerful interactive web applications that both read
*and write* data. You can find demos at https://mavo.io/demos/ . While
it provides some filtering and sorting capabilities, at doesn't yet have
the rich visualizations of exhibit (maps and timelines). We're looking
at adding those this year. If all you want to present is a list of
items, then Mavo might already be able to work for you. You can see
interactive filtering on mavo's own documentation page,
https://mavo.io/docs/functions/
<https://mavo.io/docs/functions/?fbclid=IwAR0tTn86McdoEz7JyRmfdhPk63FKSEKYfVpLbGYfnLb1XG8KPWGtva_hCJc>
. A more sophisticated one is here
https://drafts.csswg.org/issues?spec=css-images-3&doc=cr-2012
<https://drafts.csswg.org/issues?spec=css-images-3&doc=cr-2012&fbclid=IwAR0OzWr1e8kHYrIdmrlJDsUFPYOWfIRDPvIrJkhvfIoNqZuhQZffi1Kkvyc>
…On 9/3/2021 4:22 AM, Juan Peist wrote:
@karger <https://github.com/karger> Thanks for the answer! I will take
a look at mavo.
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Thank you for responding. My project displays a history of faculty of our school of music from about 1860 through the current time. Each entry in a Google sheet includes names, years of service, discipline, rank, degrees, and a URL reference to a photo. The data in the project is filterable and sortable and has info for about 600 faculty. While the timeline feature in Exhibit was nice, it did not function correctly until you invoked it on a subset filter. Do you think Mavo might work for my purposes? |
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we don't have a timeline implemented in mavo yet. i have recruited a
student who I hope will be able to implement it this year. an easy
stopgap would be to export the spreadsheet to a csv; exhibit can read
those just fine. You'd have to re-export each time you add a faculty,
but I suspect that doesn't happen all too often.
…On 9/6/2021 3:17 PM, lavinesp wrote:
Thank you for responding. My project displays a history of faculty of
our school of music from about 1860 through the current time. Each
entry in a Google sheet includes names, years of service, discipline,
rank, degrees, and a URL reference to a photo. The data in the project
is filterable and sortable and has info for about 600 faculty. While
the timeline feature in Exhibit was nice, it did not function
correctly until you invoked it on a subset filter. Do you think Mavo
might work for my purposes?
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Mavo has no advanced visualization widget for now, but I think you can use
other d3js visualizations on it.
Is your data online to take a look and suggest a visualization?
El lun., 6 sept. 2021 21:17, lavinesp ***@***.***> escribió:
… Thank you for responding. My project displays a history of faculty of our
school of music from about 1860 through the current time. Each entry in a
Google sheet includes names, years of service, discipline, rank, degrees,
and a URL reference to a photo. The data in the project is filterable and
sortable and has info for about 600 faculty. While the timeline feature in
Exhibit was nice, it did not function correctly until you invoked it on a
subset filter. Do you think Mavo might work for my purposes?
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Yes, the cvs option might work although we do have a fair amount of turnover each year. The Google sheet with the data can be viewed at: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTwqLTg775_SRVewO3wVolAu966FzY6a2qIbulnHvHd-SzkWZFMReg-QI7YLzJ0w_CzE4l-wyzhn5JT/pubhtml The broken faculty project URL is http://www2.potsdam.edu/cranehistory/faculty.html It is part of a greater project exploring the history of our school of music located at http://www2.potsdam.edu/cranehistory/ The history timeline chapters make use of TimelineJS developed at Northwestern University. I was able to get those chapters functioning again after the deprecation of Sheets API v3. |
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And why not use the csv output from the google spreadsheet? I don't
understand the
<link rel="exhibit-data"
type="application/jsonp"
href="https://spreadsheets.google.com/feeds/list/0AoHrg7jeuwcYdE03NFNlSG51NlNvN1BWZlNwZGc0TEE/od6/public/basic?alt=json-in-script"
ex:converter="googleSpreadsheets" />
Use the csv output better.
And you are using exhibit2 syntax with exhibit3 release. And you are
not using the latest stable release of Exhibit 3. I could rewrite some
code suggestions in 2 or 3 days.
Saludos,
…-- luismiguel ***@***.***)
Saludos,
-- luismiguel ***@***.***)
El mar, 7 sept 2021 a las 16:49, lavinesp ***@***.***>) escribió:
Yes, the cvs option might work although we do have a fair amount of turnover each year. The Google sheet with the data can be viewed at: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTwqLTg775_SRVewO3wVolAu966FzY6a2qIbulnHvHd-SzkWZFMReg-QI7YLzJ0w_CzE4l-wyzhn5JT/pubhtml
The broken faculty project URL is http://www2.potsdam.edu/cranehistory/faculty.html
It is part of a greater project exploring the history of our school of music located at http://www2.potsdam.edu/cranehistory/
The history timeline chapters make use of TimelineJS developed at Northwestern University. I was able to get those chapters functioning again after the deprecation of Sheets API v3.
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@karger David, what can we do to help transition Exhibit-3 functions to Mavo? |
We have a project that parses a google spreadsheet with API v3. From Agust 2 2021 Google turn off v3.
Exhibit support v4?
Reference: https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/g-suite/migrate-your-apps-use-latest-sheets-api
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