megacl 0.3.1

mega.co.nz command line client.

megacl

mega.co.nz command line client

Installation

Just use:

$ pip install megacl

or:

$ sudo pip install megacl

Usage

$ mcl help
Usage: mcl COMMAND_NAME [OPTIONS] [VALUES]
A command line tool for mega.co.nz

Commands:
    find                 list files on mega
    get                  get one or more files
    geturl               get from a url
    help                 give help
    login                login to mega
    logout               logout from mega
    ls                   list files in a mega directory
    mkdir                create a new remote directory
    put                  put one or more files
    reload               reload the filesystem
    show                 list files on mega

General parameters:
    --debug              Provide some debug informations
                         (--debug,-d)
    --help               Get help on specific command
                         (--help,-h)
    --login=VALUE        The login to use when mode --no-config
    --no-config          Don't read/write config files
                         (--no-config,-X)
    --password=VALUE     The password to use when mode --no-config
                         (not safe, prefer the login command)

Login

To use this tool, you first need to login:

$ mcl login --email=[e-mail]
Login : [[e-mail]]
Password:
login success

Once you’re loggin, while your password is not stored anywhere, your masterkey and the current sid for the loggin session are stored in the configuration file ~/.megaclient/config. If this is a problem of any sort, please do not use this tool.

Show & Find

To show all the directory and files on the account, use the show or the find command:

$ mcl show
:ybRwIWgK 'Cloud Drive'
:2ZJ1Tata   ''
:RTgRCjhY   'Documents'
:3DBFSa9S     'mydoc.txt'
:iSpGZz4J   'Test'
:QKxQzDlD     'Image test.png'
:DDAgCv1a     'xkcd'
:gKJlhatb       '184-matrix_transform.png'
:0TwEKCpb       '353-python.png'
:CLRGYv5Y       '303-compiling.png'
:TKhFSKhJ       '163-donald_knuth.png'
:RIQXhqtZ 'Inbox'
:TK5UwKlS 'Rubbish Bin'

$ mcl find
:ybRwIWgK '/Cloud Drive'
:2ZJ1Tata '/Cloud Drive/'
:RTgRCjhY '/Cloud Drive/Documents'
:3DBFSa9S '/Cloud Drive/Documents/mydoc.txt'
:iSpGZz4J '/Cloud Drive/Test'
:QKxQzDlD '/Cloud Drive/Test/Image test.png'
:DDAgCv1a '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd'
:gKJlhatb '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd/184-matrix_transform.png'
:0TwEKCpb '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd/353-python.png'
:CLRGYv5Y '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd/303-compiling.png'
:TKhFSKhJ '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd/163-donald_knuth.png'
:RIQXhqtZ '/Inbox'
:TK5UwKlS '/Rubbish Bin'

You can also use filters:

$ mcl show -f ytho
:0TwEKCpb       '353-python.png'

$ mcl find -f ytho
:0TwEKCpb '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd/353-python.png'

$ mcl show -f es
:iSpGZz4J   'Test'
:QKxQzDlD     'Image test.png'

$ mcl find -f es
:iSpGZz4J '/Cloud Drive/Test'
:QKxQzDlD '/Cloud Drive/Test/Image test.png'
:DDAgCv1a '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd'
:gKJlhatb '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd/184-matrix_transform.png'
:0TwEKCpb '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd/353-python.png'
:CLRGYv5Y '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd/303-compiling.png'
:TKhFSKhJ '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd/163-donald_knuth.png'

Get & Put

The first part of each result line is the file handle. When you need to specify a file or a directory, you can either use the full path or its handle (including the “:”):

$ mcl get :0TwEKCpb
Getting [353-python.png] (90835 bytes)
Transfert completed in 0.1 seconds (1107.85 KiB/s)

$ mcl get '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd/353-python.png'
Getting [353-python.png] (90835 bytes)
Transfert completed in 0.1 seconds (1217.35 KiB/s)

get is to download file, you can also upload using put:

$ mcl put ../docs/README.md :iSpGZz4J
Sending [README.md] (548655 bytes)
Transfert completed in 1.8 seconds (297.7 KiB/s)

Reload

To reload the file list, use reload:

$ mcl reload

$ mcl find
:ybRwIWgK '/Cloud Drive'
:2ZJ1Tata '/Cloud Drive/'
:RTgRCjhY '/Cloud Drive/Documents'
:3DBFSa9S '/Cloud Drive/Documents/mydoc.txt'
:iSpGZz4J '/Cloud Drive/Test'
:QKxQzDlD '/Cloud Drive/Test/Image test.png'
:4sMDajOQ '/Cloud Drive/Test/README.md'
:DDAgCv1a '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd'
:gKJlhatb '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd/184-matrix_transform.png'
:0TwEKCpb '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd/353-python.png'
:CLRGYv5Y '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd/303-compiling.png'
:TKhFSKhJ '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd/163-donald_knuth.png'
:RIQXhqtZ '/Inbox'
:TK5UwKlS '/Rubbish Bin'

Ls

Use can also use unix-like ls command:

$ mcl ls '/Cloud Drive/Test'
Image test.png
README.md
xkcd

Note that ls -l is note supported right now, but will be in the future.

Stateless usage with no config file involved

Login informations and directory cache are stored on the filesystem. You can also use this tool stateless with the switch --no-config (or -X). You must then provide --login and --password commands on every calls. Note that providing password on the command line is considered a bad practice.

Commands look like:

$ mcl find -f es --no-config --login=[e-mail] --password=r_N71kL4ee:cG28p-N,aam4
:iSpGZz4J '/Cloud Drive/Test'
:QKxQzDlD '/Cloud Drive/Test/Image test.png'
:DDAgCv1a '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd'
:gKJlhatb '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd/184-matrix_transform.png'
:0TwEKCpb '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd/353-python.png'
:CLRGYv5Y '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd/303-compiling.png'
:TKhFSKhJ '/Cloud Drive/Test/xkcd/163-donald_knuth.png'