gsheet-plots 0.0.0

gsheet will help to create your connection between google sheet and python through API and help to plot graph by you choice

gsheetplots_

gheetplot is small wrapper around Google Sheet API ,Pandas and Matplotlib provide access to Google Sheet and help to plot graph with desired axis by user .

To access Google Sheet one need to Turn_on_the_API , download service credinatial JSON file and use read_spreadsheet() to read spreadsheet and underneath it takes the help of gspread ,ServiceAccountCredentials to create connection with Google Sheet API and function convert it into a dataframe which can be used data analysis .

Table of contents

• Link
• Installation
• Quickstart
• Languages_and_API
• See_Also
• Contact
• License

Link

• GitHub : https://github.com/abhii1/Sheetplot
• PyPi :
• Documention : https://github.com/abhii1/Sheetplot
• Download : https://github.com/abhii1/Sheetplot

Installation

This package runs under Python 3.5+ ,use pip to install

 pip install gsheetplot

This will install gsheetplot module you need to install gspread

Requirements: Python 2.7+ or Python 3+

pip install gspread

you need install oauth2client to use ServiceAccountCredentials

pip install oauth2client

Quickstart

Log into the Google Developers console with the google account whose spreadsheets you want to access . Create(or select) a project and enable the Drive APP and Sheet API under (Google Apps APIs).

Steps for turn on API

1__ Go to google API console

2__ create new project

3__ Click Enable API. Search for and enable the Google Drive API.

4__ Create credentials for a Web Server to access Application Data.

5__ Name the service account and grant it a Project Role of Editor.

6__ Download the JSON file 7__ Copy the JSON file to your code directory and rename it to client_secret.json

                          this some how its looklike


                          {

                          "type": "service_account",

                          "project_id": "spreadsheet-291117",

                          "private_key_id":_________________,

                          "private_key":  _______ here will be some key,

                          "client_email": "________________,

                          "client_id": __________________________,

                          [auth_uri]("https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth"),

                          [token_uri]("https://oauth2.googleapis.com/token"),

                          [auth_provider_x509_cert_url]("https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v1/certs"),

                          [client_x509_cert_url](https://www.googleapis.com/robot/v1/metadata/x509/spreadsheet%40spreadsheet-291117.iam.gserviceaccount.com"),

                          }

8__ if you spread sheet is private then you have give drop client_email of JSON file to share with client file

Create a object to acces member function and convert into dataframe

#import libary
from plotgraph import GET

#url of the spreadsheet
connection_url='https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1077QfadB_V_Nl8-jomsb62RYyrs0_Is-IGlVRl8QF2I/edit?usp=sharing'

#servicecrendiatl JSON file
driveouth_json='spreadsheetouth.json'

#creating a object to access member function
>>> dataframeObj=GET.read_sheet_to_dataframe(connection_url,driveouth_json)

#converting to dataframe
dataframe=dataframeobj.read_spreadsheet()

Option for user input

#tuple for X axis and y axis
X,Y=dataframe.select_axis()

plot graph with user input

#input from user
>>> X,Y=dataframe.select_axis()

#calling plot function

plot=r.plot_chart(g,X,Y,'line',imagename='test')

you can provide range of data example from (200,500)

plot=r.plot_chart(g,X,Y,'line',range=(200,500),imagename='test')

imagename is name of image that will saved in system you can make empty also

plot=r.plot_chart(g,X,Y,'line')

diffrent kind of plot

#plot kde
plot=r.plot_chart(g,X,Y,'kde')

Languages_and_API

See_also

• Google Sheets API : Read, write, and format data in Sheets. The latest version of the Sheets API lets developers programmatically

• Pandas : pandas is a software library written for the Python programming language for data manipulation and analysis

• gspread : Python wrapper, currently using the XML-based legacy v3 API example Jupyter notebook using gspread_ to fetch a sheet into a pandas DataFrame

• matplotlib : Matplotlib is a plotting library for the Python programming language and its numerical mathematics extension NumPy

Contact

Created by Abhishek pratap singh

License

This package is distributed under the MIT license_.# gsheetplot

gheetplot is small wrapper around Google Sheet API ,Pandas and Matplotlib provide access to Google Sheet and help to plot graph with desired axis by user .

To access Google Sheet one need to Turn_on_the_API , download service credinatial JSON file and use read_spreadsheet() to read spreadsheet and underneath it takes the help of gspread ,ServiceAccountCredentials to create connection with Google Sheet API and function convert it into a dataframe which can be used data analysis .

Table of contents

• Link
• Installation
• Quickstart
• Languages_and_API
• See_Also
• Contact
• License

Link

• GitHub :
• PyPi:
• Documention:
• Download

Installation

This package runs under Python 3.5+ ,use pip to install

 pip install gsheetplot

This will install gsheetplot module you need to install gspread

Requirements: Python 2.7+ or Python 3+

pip install gspread

you need install oauth2client to use ServiceAccountCredentials

pip install oauth2client

Quickstart

Log into the Google Developers console with the google account whose spreadsheets you want to access . Create(or select) a project and enable the Drive APP and Sheet API under (Google Apps APIs).

Steps for turn on API

1__ Go to google API console

2__ create new project

3__ Click Enable API. Search for and enable the Google Drive API.

4__ Create credentials for a Web Server to access Application Data.

5__ Name the service account and grant it a Project Role of Editor.

6__ Download the JSON file 7__ Copy the JSON file to your code directory and rename it to client_secret.json

                          this some how its looklike


                          {

                          "type": "service_account",

                          "project_id": "spreadsheet-291117",

                          "private_key_id":_________________,

                          "private_key":  _______ here will be some key,

                          "client_email": "________________,

                          "client_id": __________________________,

                          [auth_uri]("https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth"),

                          [token_uri]("https://oauth2.googleapis.com/token"),

                          [auth_provider_x509_cert_url]("https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v1/certs"),

                          [client_x509_cert_url](https://www.googleapis.com/robot/v1/metadata/x509/spreadsheet%40spreadsheet-291117.iam.gserviceaccount.com"),

                          }

8__ if you spread sheet is private then you have give drop client_email of JSON file to share with client file

Create a object to acces member function and convert into dataframe

#import libary
>>> from gsheetplot import GET

#url of the spreadsheet
connection_url='https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1077QfadB_V_Nl8-jomsb62RYyrs0_Is-IGlVRl8QF2I/edit?usp=sharing'

#servicecrendiatl JSON file
driveouth_json='spreadsheetouth.json'

#creating a object to access member function
>>> dataframeObj=GET.read_sheet_to_dataframe(connection_url,driveouth_json)

#converting to dataframe
dataframe=dataframeobj.read_spreadsheet()

Option for user input

#tuple for X axis and y axis
X,Y=dataframe.select_axis()

plot graph with user input

#input from user
>>> X,Y=dataframe.select_axis()

#calling plot function

plot=r.plot_chart(g,X,Y,'line',imagename='test')

you can provide range of data example from (200,500)

plot=r.plot_chart(g,X,Y,'line',range=(200,500),imagename='test')

imagename is name of image that will saved in system you can make empty also

plot=r.plot_chart(g,X,Y,'line')

diffrent kind of plot

#plot kde
plot=r.plot_chart(g,X,Y,'kde')

Languages_and_API

See_also

*Google Sheets API help you to under stand how enable API

*Pandas for more information in data manupulations and other feature

*gspreadPython wrapper, currently using the XML-based legacy v3 API example Jupyter notebook using gspread_ to fetch a sheet into a pandas DataFrame

*matplotlib it will provide helpfull feature to change title,label ,color etc of graph

*ServiceAccountCredentials it will help to understand about connection of API in python

Contact

Created by Abhishek pratap singh

License

This package is distributed under the MIT license_.