Google App Script and Axios with CORS problem [duplicate]












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I'm just developing a front-end application and I've used the google application script to be able to access Google spreadsheets without needing a back-end, but when making requests with axes, there's a problem with CORS.



What can I do? Or should I really write a backend?



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As I will not host the site on the same server as google, then it is not possible to enable cors on my backend, as I am not the owner of google.










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  • How does Access-Control-Allow-Origin header work?

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  • How to allow CORS?

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I'm just developing a front-end application and I've used the google application script to be able to access Google spreadsheets without needing a back-end, but when making requests with axes, there's a problem with CORS.



What can I do? Or should I really write a backend?



** EDIT
As I will not host the site on the same server as google, then it is not possible to enable cors on my backend, as I am not the owner of google.










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  • How does Access-Control-Allow-Origin header work?

    11 answers



  • How to allow CORS?

    22 answers




I'm just developing a front-end application and I've used the google application script to be able to access Google spreadsheets without needing a back-end, but when making requests with axes, there's a problem with CORS.



What can I do? Or should I really write a backend?



** EDIT
As I will not host the site on the same server as google, then it is not possible to enable cors on my backend, as I am not the owner of google.










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  • How does Access-Control-Allow-Origin header work?

    11 answers



  • How to allow CORS?

    22 answers




I'm just developing a front-end application and I've used the google application script to be able to access Google spreadsheets without needing a back-end, but when making requests with axes, there's a problem with CORS.



What can I do? Or should I really write a backend?



** EDIT
As I will not host the site on the same server as google, then it is not possible to enable cors on my backend, as I am not the owner of google.





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  • How does Access-Control-Allow-Origin header work?

    11 answers



  • How to allow CORS?

    22 answers








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  • I solved. I changed the output of the google app script to JSONP and it worked.
    – Felipe Paulo
    Nov 24 at 21:38


















  • I solved. I changed the output of the google app script to JSONP and it worked.
    – Felipe Paulo
    Nov 24 at 21:38
















I solved. I changed the output of the google app script to JSONP and it worked.
– Felipe Paulo
Nov 24 at 21:38




I solved. I changed the output of the google app script to JSONP and it worked.
– Felipe Paulo
Nov 24 at 21:38

















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