Configure Your Fields
The mapping and configuration of your Google Sheet is setup via a JSON config file. This JSON content can be added to your Worksheet as a new sheet labeled "Config".

Our system will then pull in this configuration when processing your sheet.

{
"should_run": "Build Page",
"project_name": "Your Project Name",
"error_writer": "Errors"
"business_id": 555555,
"sites": [
{
"mapping": {
"base_directory": "Page Path",
"partner_site_id": "Landing Page ID"
},
"overrides": {
"published": true,
"formatted_domain": "landingpages.yourdomain.com",
"theme_id": 1234,
"noindex": true
},
"writers": {
"Preview URL": "preview_url",
"Published URL": "formatted_url"
}
}
]
}
Option | | Required |
should_run | Name of the field within your sheet that denotes that the row should be processed. | Yes |
project_name | Name of your project | Yes |
error_writer | Field to write any processing or validation errors into | No |
You can easily map custom fields on your sheet with your project, using the "custom_fields" filter.
This filter just contains a list of the field names on your sheet you would like to map
{
...
"sites": [
{
...
"filters": {
"custom_fields": ["Headline", "Subheadline", "Main Content"]
}
}
]
...
}
These fields get automatically processed and are also turned into macros prefixed with "custom_", lowercased, and spaces are turned into underscores.
- "Headline" => "${custom_headline}"
- "Subheadline" => "${custom_subheadline}"
- "Main Content" => "${custom_main_content}"
Each row within the Sheet can either publish all Landing Pages under one existing Business, or a Business can be created for each row in the sheet.
{
"business_id": 555555,
...
}
{
"businesses": [
{
"mapping": {
"business_name": "Business Name",
"partner_business_id": "Landing Page ID"
}
}
]
...
}
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