AI-generated Key Takeaways
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ActionResponseenables callback functions to trigger actions like opening links, displaying notifications, and navigating between cards within Google Workspace add-ons. -
Developers can use
ActionResponseBuildermethods to define these actions and control client-side behavior based on user interactions. -
The
printJson()method helps with debugging by providing the JSON representation of theActionResponseobject.
The response object that may be returned from a callback function (e.g., a form response handler) to perform one or more actions on the client. Some combinations of actions are not supported.
// An action that opens a link const actionResponse = CardService.newActionResponseBuilder() .setOpenLink(CardService.newOpenLink().setUrl('https://www.google.com')) .build(); // An action that shows a notification. const notificationActionResponse = CardService.newActionResponseBuilder() .setNotification( CardService.newNotification().setText( 'Some info to display to user'), ) .build(); // An action that shows an additional card. It also sets a flag to indicate that // the original state data has changed. const cardBuilder = CardService.newCardBuilder(); // Build card ... const navigationActionResponse = CardService.newActionResponseBuilder() .setNavigation(CardService.newNavigation().pushCard( cardBuilder.build())) .setStateChanged(true) .build();
Methods
| Method | Return type | Brief description |
|---|---|---|
print | String | Prints the JSON representation of this object. |
Detailed documentation
printJson()
Prints the JSON representation of this object. This is for debugging only.
Return
String