gsuite-python-library
Python library to interact with Google Suite API
Google Services which are currently supported are:
- Google Groups
- Google Sheets
Requirements
- Python 3.X.X
- Virtualenv (Recommended)
Installation
You can use pip and virtualenv. Create a new virtual environment, then activate the environment and use this command to install:
$ pip install gsuite
Or you can do it without virtualenv. sudo most likely be required:
$ sudo pip install gsuite
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License
Apache 2 Licensed. See LICENSE for full details.
4 maintainers
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