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Feb 21, 2022 | Google Drive API, Python | 3 comments
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How does “from google_apis import create_service” work? I cannot get anything like this to work with any of the google libraries. I cannot find any documnetation referencing create_service and googling it just leads me to your video.
You cannot get it to run since it is not provided by Google. It is part of the files the author provides. Follow the links in:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoOMNiSOj84
Once the Google API packages are installed and you download the source files from the author it should work :).
If the files are spreadsheets, can I return a pandas dataframe instead of downloading?