Posts tagged #tutorial

9 posts

Jun 24, 20263 min read

Sorting Google Sheets Data via REST API

How to sort rows returned by SheetsAPI using the sort query parameter — ascending, descending, and multi-field sorting patterns.

Jun 24, 20262 min read

Pagination with Google Sheets API: limit, offset, and page numbers

How to implement pagination when reading Google Sheets data through SheetsAPI — using limit and offset parameters with real code examples.

Jun 24, 20263 min read

Using Google Sheets as a Form Backend

Collect form submissions into a Google Sheet using SheetsAPI — no third-party form service required.

Jun 24, 20262 min read

Export Google Sheets Data as CSV via API

Use the SheetsAPI format=csv query parameter to get a Google Sheet as a downloadable CSV file — with examples in curl, fetch, and a Next.js download button.

Jun 24, 20264 min read

How to Read Google Sheets Data with JavaScript

Three ways to read Google Sheets data in JavaScript: the official Sheets API, SheetsAPI (simpler), and the CSV export trick.

Jun 20, 20261 min read

Turn a Google Sheet into a REST API in 30 seconds with GKit

A step-by-step guide to turning any Google Sheet into a full CRUD REST API using GKit SheetsAPI - no backend, no Apps Script, no plan limits.

Jun 12, 20263 min read

Connect a Google Sheet to your website without a backend

Learn how to read and write a Google Sheet from a static site using fetch() - no server, no database, no Apps Script. A practical no-backend guide with real GET and POST examples powered by GKit SheetsAPI.

Jun 10, 20263 min read

Reading Google Sheets data in React with GKit SheetsAPI

Fetch Google Sheets rows in a React component with GKit SheetsAPI. A useEffect example with loading and error states, the real REST endpoint, JSON shape, and caching tips.

Jun 6, 20262 min read

Paginate, search, and sort Google Sheets data over REST

Learn how to paginate, search, sort, and shape Google Sheets data over REST with GKit SheetsAPI query params - limit, offset, search, search_exact, sort, fields, and format - with real URL examples.