NAME

       upload-to-sheets - publish CSV files to Google Spreadsheet

DESCRIPTION

       usage: upload-to-sheets [-h] [--auth_host_name AUTH_HOST_NAME]

       [--noauth_local_webserver]
              [--auth_host_port    [AUTH_HOST_PORT   [AUTH_HOST_PORT   ...]]]    [--logging_level
              {DEBUG,INFO,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL}] [--docid DOCID] [--title DOCTITLE] [--verbose]
              [--min-rows MIN_ROWS] [filenames [filenames ...]]

       Publish a CSV file to a Google Spreadsheet sheet.

       This  is  a  convenient  script to update an existing Google Spreadsheet document with the
       contents of a CSV file.

       NOTE: This script replaces and obsoletes 'upload-csv-to-google-sheet'.

       For example, this invocation creates a new Google Sheet doc and upload the contents of the
       CSV files to sheets named 'apples' and 'oranges':

              upload-to-sheets apples.csv oranges.csv

       You  can  override  the name of the sheets created by appending a colon and the name, like
       this:

              upload-to-sheets apples.csv:Apples oranges.csv:Oranges

       If you'd like to upload the sheets in an existing document, provide it as an option:

              upload-to-sheets --docid="1xcCjHM...j1ubo0Y09DfGn8HRMLY" apples.csv oranges.csv

       Note that if you do this  and  there  are  existing  sheets  with  the  same  names,  e.g.
       "apples",  the contents of these sheets will be replaced by the uploaded contents. All the
       other sheets will remain untouched. This is designed so that  you  can  manually  craft  a
       custom  spreadsheet  and  upload only some of it sheets with contents derived from another
       program (e.g. Beancount).

       This script only requires the latest and official Google client API libraries (it does not
       need  gdata  nor  Python  wrappers  for  sheets). It uses the v4 Sheets API (current as of
       2013-2017-12-15). You will need to have an installation of  the  following  libraries  for
       this to work:

              * apiclient (Google Python client API) * oauth2client * httplib2

       Moreover,  you  will  need  to  enable  the Google Sheets API in the developer console and
       download the Client Secrets that Google provides to ~/.google-apis.json. (You can override
       this location with the GOOGLE_APIS environment variable.)

   positional arguments:
       filenames
              CSV filenames[:name] to upload. If 'name' is not provided, infer from the filename.

   optional arguments:
       -h, --help
              show this help message and exit

       --auth_host_name AUTH_HOST_NAME
              Hostname when running a local web server.

       --noauth_local_webserver
              Do not run a local web server.

       --auth_host_port [AUTH_HOST_PORT [AUTH_HOST_PORT ...]]
              Port web server should listen on.

       --logging_level {DEBUG,INFO,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL}
              Set the logging level of detail.

       --docid DOCID, --doc DOCID, --id DOCID, -d DOCID
              Spreadsheets doc id to update

       --title DOCTITLE, -t DOCTITLE
              Set or update the spreadsheet's title

       --verbose, -v
              Print out the log

       --min-rows MIN_ROWS
              Minimum  number rows to resize uploaded sheet to. This is useful when another sheet
              feeds from the uploaded one, which otherwise automatically renumbers its references
              to rows beyond it if they existed, to avoid most such resizing woes.