Working off Joseph Asinyo's script in this Google Sheet template and every sheet except the Import Channel one is working fine.
Problem: No matter what channel name you enter you get the same output:output screenshot
I assume something needs to be fixed or updated in the "importchannel" section to get the data to populate.
Also wondering if there is a way to change the channel input from "channel name" to "channel handle instead (either the normal @ name or without if the user doesn't type it, perhaps using forHandle or something similar)."
Here is the script:
/** * IMPORT FROM YOUTUBE CUSTOM FUNCTIONS * * Written with ❤️ by Joseph Asinyo */// IMPORTANT NOTE: Deploy the script as a web app and insert the url belowvar WEB_APP_URL = "https://script.google.com/macros/s/**keyhiddenforprivacy**/exec"// Web Apps using as the wrapper.function doGet(e) { var request_type = e.parameter.request_type if(request_type == "importvideo"){ var res = getVideoData(e.parameter.videoLink) } else if(request_type == "importsearch"){ var res = getSearchData(e.parameter.searchTerm, e.parameter.numberOfVideos) } else if(request_type == "importchannel"){ var res = getChannelData(e.parameter.channelName) } else if(request_type == "importchannelvideos"){ var res = getChannelVideosData(e.parameter.channelName, e.parameter.numberOfVideos) } else if(request_type == "importcomments"){ var res = getCommentsData(e.parameter.videoLink, e.parameter.numberOfComments, e.parameter.getReplies) } return ContentService.createTextOutput(JSON.stringify(res));}function makeRequestToWebApp(parameters) { var url = WEB_APP_URL+"?"; for (const key of Object.keys(parameters)) { url += key+"="+parameters[key]+"&"; } url = url.slice(0, -1); // Remove the last "&" character console.log(url) var response = UrlFetchApp.fetch(url).getContentText(); var result = JSON.parse(response).data; return result;}```