Accessing Google Sheets from Next.JS

Hello everyone! In this video, I have posted a tutorial on how to read google sheets into your Next project! This took tons of research and I spent a lot of hours on this, so hopefully, this condensed video makes the process much easier for you!
You do need some prior knowledge of Next, but the documentation is great! nextjs.org/
Google Cloud Platform: console.cloud....
My Code: drive.google.c...
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[@riiya7928]

Thank you so much! I hope more people see your videos.

[@demarimiller769]

Super helpful. Thank you!

[@DCamozlo]

Helped me, very good video! Make more.

[@totiruiz5913]

Thank you for your help!

[@neo5596]

what if i have given access to someone else google spreadsheet and i want to read and display data in my website how do i do it?

[@thjrq]

Thank you so much! ❤️

[@AlejandraVargas-o2t]

Thank you so much!

[@songoku9558]

lovely

[@adriLuk-g2g]

You are amazing

[@SharadSingh-zy1jz]

is this service is free from google cloud ?

[@Misdar-developer]

I like your voice

[@jum_py]

Very helpful and well done... but maybe could be more helpful if you explain (or create a video about), how to have working https:localhost:3000/api/sheet.
I solved the problem about htts, but I'm still looking for a solution to resolve getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND localhost issue.
Hope you will, meantime thanks for your good work! 🙂

[@the_whiz]

did u copy my code? it may be because the api folder is typically used for fetching data, so you might want to change that to something else

[@the_whiz]

@Pissah shouldn't matter

[@jum_py]

@@the_whiz yes I copied your code. The problem on localhost is still alive, but I solved with a python api to get from sheet. But I would like to do all with Next js and without test in local, I'm not sure it could work...

[@the_whiz]

@@jum_py I dont think I understand the issue fully. So the fetching isn't working on localhost?