Gets the URL that can be used to download the file. If you want the contents of the file in the script, use getBlob. String — The URL that can be used to download the file. Gets the list of editors for this File. If the user who executes the script does not have edit access to the File , this method returns an empty array. User[] — An array of users with edit permission.
String — the ID of the File. Date — the date the File was last updated. String — the name of the File. User — a User object representing the owner.
Gets a collection of folders that are immediate parents of the File. FolderIterator — a collection of folders that are immediate parents of the File. Gets the resource key of the File that is required to access items that have been shared using a link. String — The resource key of the File. Gets whether this File is eligible to apply the security update that requires a resource key for access when it's shared using a link. Drive requires a resource key to access some files or folders that have been shared using a link.
This change is part of a security update. The update is turned on by default for eligible files and folders. To turn the resource key requirement on or off for eligible files, use setSecurityUpdateEnabled. Learn more about the Security update for Google Drive. Boolean — Whether the resource key requirement can be applied for the File. Gets whether this File requires a resource key for access when it's shared using a link.
This requirement is turned on by default for eligible files and folders. Boolean — Whether the resource key requirement is enabled for this File. Gets which class of users can access the File , besides any individual users who have been explicitly given access. Access — which class of users can access the File. Gets the permission granted to those users who can access the File , besides any individual users who have been explicitly given access. Permission — the permissions granted to users who can access the File.
Gets the number of bytes used to store the File in Drive. Note that Google Workspace application files do not count toward Drive storage limits and thus return 0 bytes. Integer — the number of bytes used to store the File in Drive. If the file is a shortcut, returns the resource key of the item it points to. Resource keys are an additional parameter which need to be passed to access files that have been shared using a link.
String — The target item's resource key or null if the file is not a shortcut. If you want to show a download dialog at client end then following code works.
It is an example for CSV file. How are we doing? Please help us improve Stack Overflow. Take our short survey. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. How to download created csv file using Google Apps Script? Ask Question. Asked 8 years, 11 months ago. Create, update, and view your multiple deployments of your project. For example:. Prior to using clasp , you must have Node.
Installing Node. Once you've installed Node. This guide will focus on listing and moving files with the Files resource using these calls:. To filter the response to only include files you own, include the search parameter 'me' in owners.
Here is a sample of what this URL might look like:. Make a request to this URL to retrieve the contents of the project itself. Ensure that you include an Authorization header with the same OAuth Bearer token.
Note that you get back an array of Files , each with the following 4 properties:. The example below shows a sample transaction for the media-upload portion. Using one of the client libraries , your application can easily include metadata and the media in the same upload call. Note that the Content-Type header specifies the type of the content uploaded in this case.
To create a new file within a project, send a PUT request for a file without the id property.
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