AGM is an unofficial command line interface for Google APIs, written in Python. For example, if I wanted to get a list of all the items in my drive account, I would use the command:
agm drive files list --user myemail@gmail.com --fields "*"AGM will parse this command and efficiently execute these requests. AGM works with all Google APIs and provides additional features which makes quickly processing data from Google’s APIs simple and easy. It’s great for debugging, G Suite administration, or simple task automation.
This tool is currenly in Alpha, so bugs are possible. Please report any issues to the issues tab on GitHub. If you’d like to contribute, please let me know or submit a pull request!
Developed and maintained by Alex Wennerberg
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