Google Apps Script doesn’t offer a direct “exists” method for folders.
In Google Apps Script, creating a temporary file can be achieved using the DriveApp service, which provides a straightforward method to create, read, and delete files in Google Drive.
To start reading a text file with Google Apps Script, you generally need to use the Google Drive API.
To mimic the process of reading command line arguments in Google Apps Script, particularly for web apps, you can utilize query string parameters.
Creating and writing to a text file in Google Apps Script can be accomplished through the Google DriveApp service.
Google Apps Script, being a scripting language for light-weight application development in the Google Apps platform, does not provide a direct built-in function like console.error() for writing to stderr, as you might find in Node.js or Python.
console.error()