Apps Script Showcase

---

This is an example how one could build a frontend based on Google Sheets and Apps Script to generate a JSON document which serves as a configuration input for an SLA monitoring service.

The SLA monitoring service expects a JSON document in the following structure (array of objects containing configuration parameters).

[
   {
      "defg-5678__used_payment_methods" : {
         "schedule" : "* * * * 1",
         "account_identifier" : "",
         "included_payment_methods" : "",
         "check_name" : "used_payment_methods",
         "additional_configuration" : "",
         "organisation_identifier" : "defg-5678",
         "excluded_payment_methods" : ""
      }
   },
   {
      "hijk-1234__used_payment_methods" : {
         "schedule" : "* * * * 2-5,7",
         "account_identifier" : "",
         "included_payment_methods" : "",
         "organisation_identifier" : "hijk-1234",
         "additional_configuration" : "",
         "check_name" : "used_payment_methods",
         "excluded_payment_methods" : "ECA"
      }
   },
   {
      "abcd-1234__used_payment_methods" : {
         "additional_configuration" : "VIS:3,ECA:5",
         "organisation_identifier" : "abcd-1234",
         "check_name" : "used_payment_methods",
         "excluded_payment_methods" : "",
         "schedule" : "* * * * 1-5",
         "included_payment_methods" : "VIS,ECA,FOO",
         "account_identifier" : "efgh-567"
      }
   }
]

The idea is that a support-agent can enter the configuration parameters (per customer/organisation and account) into a Google Sheet and then "deploy" them. Valid configurations will then be available via an API (see doGet() in the apps-script/web documentation) for the SLA monitoring service to poll.

See src/Script.js for how the deployment and validation works and src/SidebarTemplate.html for how the sidebar is built.