This template copies ABC Trainerize nutrition goals into a Google Sheet on a schedule.
Each run, JavaScript calls the Trainerize API with your Trainerize API key in that node, then maps client, goal, calories, protein, and dates. Google Sheets appends each record. Connect Google Sheets in Latenode and point the JavaScript node at the nutrition-goals route from Trainerize API docs.
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The scenario starts on the interval you set, such as hourly or daily.
JavaScript calls the Trainerize API, then flattens goal name, targets, dates, and client id into sheet columns. Put the Trainerize API key in that node.
Google Sheets writes each mapped record to the spreadsheet you choose.
Add a schedule trigger and pick how often goals should sync.
Add a JavaScript step. Use the nutrition-goals endpoint from Trainerize API docs. Store the Trainerize API key in that JavaScript node.
Add a Google Sheets connection with access to the destination spreadsheet. Append a single row for each record.
In JavaScript, return stable column names such as client, goal, calories, protein, and updated at before the Sheets step.
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