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Class TextOutput | Apps Script

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A TextOutput object that can be served from a script.

Due to security considerations, scripts cannot directly return text content to a browser. Instead, the browser is redirected to googleusercontent.com, which will display it without any further sanitization or manipulation.

You can return text content like this:

function doGet() {
  return ContentService.createTextOutput('hello world!');
}

There are also methods to serve JSON, RSS, and XML as TextOutputs; see the corresponding methods on

.

Appends new content to the content that will be served.

TextOutput — this TextOutput itself, useful for chaining

Clears the current content.

TextOutput — this TextOutput itself, useful for chaining

Tells browsers to download rather than display this content.

Some browsers will ignore this setting. Setting this to null will clear it back to the default behavior of displaying rather than downloading.

TextOutput — the TextOutput object, useful for chaining

Error — if the filename contains illegal characters

Gets the content that will be served.

String — the content that will be served

Returns the file name to download this file as, or null if it should be displayed rather than downloaded.

String — the file name

Get the mime type this content will be served with.

MimeType — the mime type this will be served with

Sets the content that will be served.

TextOutput — this TextOutput itself, useful for chaining

Sets the mime type for content that will be served. The default is plain text.

TextOutput — this TextOutput itself, useful for chaining

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Last updated 2024-12-02 UTC.

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