Google Apps Script - Exercise Coding Projects - Adding Images from the Web and Drive to Google Docs

This tutorial demonstrates how to use Google App Script to add images to a Google Doc. It covers selecting images from Google Drive and web URLs, creating a Google Doc with a script, and setting up a UI menu. The video explains how to fetch images in BLOB format, handle permissions, and insert images at the cursor location. It also shows how to manage image IDs from Google Drive and optimize the script for multiple image options.

What are the two sources of images mentioned for insertion into a Google Doc?

• Local Storage and Web URLs

• Web URLs and Cloud Storage

• Google Drive and Web URLs

• Google Drive and Local Storage

What is the first step in setting up a script to add images to a Google Doc?

• Run the on open function

• Create a new Google Doc

• Access the command palette

• Fetch the image URL

What is the purpose of the UI menu in the Google Doc script?

• To store images

• To add test content

• To run specific functions

• To fetch image URLs

What is the function of the 'on open' method in the script?

• To save the document

• To delete the document

• To run code when the document is opened

• To close the document

Which method is used to fetch an image from a web URL?

• Data Fetch

• Web Fetch

• Image Fetch

• URL Fetch

What format is used to handle images fetched from a web URL?

• BLOB

• PNG

• GIF

• JPEG

What must be done before a script can fetch an image from a URL?

• Move the image to Google Drive

• Rename the image

• Download the image

• Review and accept permissions

How do you obtain the ID of an image stored in Google Drive?

• By downloading the image

• By renaming the image

• By sharing the image and copying the link

• By opening the image in a new tab

What service is used to get the BLOB of an image from Google Drive?

• Image App

• Drive App

• Image Service

• Drive Service

What is the final step after adding a new image option to the UI menu?

• Rename the document

• Run the on open function

• Close the script editor

• Delete the old image