spreadapi VS avalanche-report

Just tried it out. The script is able to handle multiple commands (GET, POST, etc) in one go, but you will have to package the payload as an array.

See https://github.com/ziolko/spreadapi/blob/master/spread-api.j...

As an example:

    curl -L \

I'm doing something similar, but using SpreadAPI (https://spreadapi.roombelt.com/) which is free and uses Google Apps Script for myself.

I use GPTs with it to save ideas / thoughts / notes, but also to parse URLs with lists like "best burgers" and GPTs will just add details to the sheets.

Sheets is GREAT for personal / small group use, but if you're a massive company you'll probably run into limitations quickly (5 API calls/s; 200k cells; monthly limits) etc. but I've never even gotten close.

You can easily turn a spreadsheet into a small CRUD database with HTTP API using Google Apps Script. I've shared an example a few years ago on github: https://github.com/ziolko/spreadapi.

I did something very similar with https://github.com/kellpossible/avalanche-report/ we started with Google Sheets because it allowed us to quickly iterate with data entry workflow. When paired with a server this also allowed us to generate custom charts/diagrams via the IMAGE function with a crafted URL query. Reads are cached in a local sqlite database.

We're in the process of migrating away from Google Sheets now as it's a little painful to set up and it's impossible to completely prevent users from editing the wrong fields in our use case. But it has served very well so far and would highly recommend this approach to start with for anyone!

My most recent project is here https://github.com/kellpossible/avalanche-report so probably it will end up looking somewhat similar