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Discover how to resolve the "Exception: The parameters don't match" issue while fetching data from Clearbit API using Google App Scripts in a few simple steps.
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Fetching Data from Clearbit API using Google App Scripts

If you're working on a project that requires data from the Clearbit API and you're using Google App Scripts, you may run into some common issues along the way. One such error you might encounter is: "Exception: The parameters (String,(class),(class)) don't match the method signature for UrlFetchApp.fetch." In this guide, we will clarify this problem and guide you through the solution step-by-step.

Understanding the Problem

While attempting to fetch data from the Clearbit API, you might encounter the error mentioned above due to improper argument usage in the UrlFetchApp.fetch method. The function signature requires specific parameters that need to be formatted in a particular way. If they aren't followed correctly, the script won't work as intended and raises an exception.

Here is the code snippet that caused the problem:

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Solution: Correcting the Fetch Request

To solve the error, you need to properly format the fetch request. Here’s how to do it:

Step 1: Adjusting the Fetch Method

Replace the call to UrlFetchApp.fetch with fetch, as well as update the function to handle promises using .then(). Here’s the corrected code for fetching LinkedIn URLs and the technologies used:

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Step 2: Implementing the Function to Fetch Technology Used

If you also want to retrieve the technologies used by the company, you can implement a similar approach. Here’s a sample code for that:

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Conclusion

In summary, fetching data from the Clearbit API using Google App Scripts may seem tricky at first, especially when dealing with method signatures for UrlFetchApp.fetch. By ensuring you are using the right method calls and properly formatting your fetch request, you can overcome this challenge.

Whether you need LinkedIn URLs or the tech used by a company, following the outlined solution will help you accomplish your goals effortlessly. If you still face issues, don’t hesitate to reach out for assistance or further clarify your queries in the comments below!