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* Make sure data directory is directory, not a file * Add a test for zip archive import Also tests the saving of the archive file name and source filename * Add TODOs - no functional changes * Cosmetic cleanups * Revert importer API changes for archive file name parameter Fixes #2963 - restore binary compatibility to the API - hoist the handling of both fileSource and archiveFileName from TabularImportingParserBase and TreeImportingParserBase to ImportingParserBase so that there's only one copy. These 3 classes are all part of the internal implementation, so there should be no compatibility issue. * Revert weird flow of control for import options metadata This reverts the very convoluted control flow that was introduced when adding the input options to the project metadata. Instead the metadata is all handled in the importer framework rather than having to change APIs are have individual importers worry about it. The feature never had test coverage, so that is still to be added. * Add test for import options in project metadata & fix bug Fixes bug where same options object was being reused and overwritten, so all copies in the list ended up the same. |
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OpenRefine extension for Google Spreadsheets by Tom Morris <tfmorris@gmail.com> This extension provides Refine with the ability to read Google spreadsheets directly so you don't have to export them as CSV files first. Unpack the contents of this archive (jar, zip, etc) into the extensions folder of your Refine installation and restart Refine. Enter the *public* share URL of a Google Spreadsheet in the "Data File URL" field of the "Create a New Project" pane of the Refine home page. If you end up with a project full of HTML tags and an RSS feed, the extension isn't installed properly. A properly installed extension should have an About page available at http://127.0.0.1:3333/extension/gdata/ (the trailing slash is significant). Known limitations: - No write support - No authentication support. You must use the public share URL for the the Google spreadsheet you want to load.