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The tool converts a google spreadsheet to an array of clean JSON objects that can be easily used.
Install the tool using pip:
pip install gdoc-json-parser
Run the program like:
gdoc-json-parser https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12dWdnr9mq_9gz_CEGv54x5prloJXD4ZJ8NuMxc2pCfc/
You can also add a second argument to specify the output location.
Python 3 compatible.
MIT license.
1 maintainer
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