Class Service
Page Summary
The
Serviceclass allows access and manipulation of script publishing, specifically for web apps.The
getUrl()method returns the URL of a deployed web app ornullif not deployed.The
isEnabled()method indicates whether a script is accessible as a web app.The
disable()method, though deprecated, was used to disable a script from being accessed as a web app.
Access and manipulate script publishing.
Methods
| Method | Return type | Brief description |
|---|---|---|
get | String | Returns the URL of the web app, if it has been deployed; otherwise returnsnull. |
is | Boolean | Returnstrue if the script is accessible as a web app. |
Deprecated methods
| Method | Return type | Brief description |
|---|---|---|
| void | Disables the script from being accessed as a web app. |
Detailed documentation
getUrl()
Returns the URL of the web app, if it has been deployed; otherwise returnsnull. If youare running the development mode web app, this returns the development mode url.
// Mail the URL of the published web app.MailApp.sendMail('myself@example.com','My Snazzy App',`My new app is now available at${ScriptApp.getService().getUrl()}`,);
Return
String — the URL of the web app
isEnabled()
Returnstrue if the script is accessible as a web app.
Return
Boolean —true if the script is published as a web app;false if not
Deprecated methods
disable()
disable()Deprecated. This function is deprecated and should not be used in new scripts.
Disables the script from being accessed as a web app. This method is equivalent to opening the"Publish > Deploy as web app" dialog and clicking "disable web app".
ScriptApp .getService().disable();
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