cloudfile 0.2.6

Upload and restore large files in the intented location.

Cloudfile

Cloudfile can upload and download (large) files to the original position.

Installation

• pip install cloudfile
• If you only want to use cloudfile to restore you are done.
• To also upload you need to install Google Client Library, make an API key, and login to your google account. This means executing:

  • python -m cloudfile enable_google_api

    This will install the Google Client Library and open https://developers.google.com/drive/api/v3/quickstart/python

    On site, click on Enable the Drive API to make an API key. Save the file in the root directory as credentials.json.

  • python -m cloudfile enable_google_drive

    This will make you sign in to your google account.

Usage

• python -m cloudfile restore

  This will restore the keys with the corresponding urls in cloudfile.json. Add --hard=True to download all file even if they already exist.

• python -m cloudfile add folder Uplouds file or the content of the folder to google drive and adds the link to cloudfile.json.

• python -m cloudfile add_file file

  Uploud the file to google drive and adds the link to cloudfile.json. The files will be called cloudfile_{filename} and by default will be accessible to anyone who has the link.

• python -m cloudfile add_link file url

  Add a file to cloudfile.json the location should be file and link is the download location. Please ensure it's the actual file not the share page. You can use: https://syncwithtech.blogspot.com/p/direct-download-link-generator.html to convert a link to the actual file. Note when using this option enclose with "". Your shell will otherwise mess up the input if there are strainge tokens in there (e.g. ?).

• python -m cloudfile del_link file

  Delete a link from cloudfile.json

• python -m cloudfile download file

  Download the file even if the file already exists.

TODO

• make zip of files
• Handle larger files (<5MB)
• Make a google drive folder cloudfile