mycloudctl 1.0.3

Official CLI for myCloud — your personal cloud storage

myCloud CLI

myCloud is a full-stack personal cloud platform that supports file storage, folder management, sharing, file previews, stash/recovery workflows, monitoring dashboards, and optional storage-node workflows.

The mycloud CLI allows you to interact with your personal cloud directly from your terminal, offering a seamless and efficient way to manage your files and account without needing to open a web browser.

Installation

You can install the myCloud CLI via pip:

pip install mycloudctl

After installation, the mycloud command will be available in your terminal. Alternatively, you can use the standalone executable (mycloud-cli.exe).

Command Reference

The CLI commands are grouped by their functionality to help you easily find what you need.

▸ Authentication

Manage your myCloud session and account.

• mycloud login: Sign in to your myCloud account.
• mycloud logout: Sign out and clear your current session.
• mycloud whoami: Display the currently logged-in user and session details.
• mycloud register: Register a new myCloud account directly from the terminal.

▸ File Operations

Core file management capabilities.

• mycloud ls [folder_id]: List files and folders in the root directory, or a specified folder.
• mycloud upload <file>: Upload a local file to myCloud. (Use --stash to upload it directly to your stash).
• mycloud download <id>: Download a specific file by its ID.
• mycloud download-all [folder_id]: Download all files in a folder.
• mycloud rm <id>: Delete a file.
• mycloud rm-all [folder_id]: Delete all files in a folder.
• mycloud rename <id> <new_name>: Rename an existing file.
• mycloud mv <id> <folder_id>: Move a file into a different folder.
• mycloud info <id>: Show detailed metadata for a file (size, creation date, type, etc.).
• mycloud cat <id>: Print the contents of a text file directly to the terminal.
• mycloud favorite <id> (or mycloud fav <id>): Toggle the favorite status of a file.

▸ Folder Operations

Organize your files using folders.

• mycloud mkdir <name>: Create a new folder.
• mycloud rmdir <id>: Delete a folder.
• mycloud folders ls: List all your folders.
• mycloud folders rename <id> <new_name>: Rename a folder.

▸ Search

• mycloud find <query>: Search your entire cloud for files and folders matching the name.

▸ Stash (Recycle Bin)

Manage temporarily deleted files.

• mycloud stash ls: List all items currently in your stash.
• mycloud stash restore <id>: Restore a stashed item back to its original location.
• mycloud stash empty: Empty the stash permanently, deleting files forever.

▸ Sharing

Share files with other users or create public links.

• mycloud share create <file_id>: Create a shareable link for a file.
• mycloud share ls: List all your currently active shared items.
• mycloud share rm <share_id>: Revoke and remove a share link.
• mycloud share direct <file_id> <username>: Directly share a file with another registered myCloud user.

▸ Batch Operations

Group multiple files and folders into a single shareable link.

• mycloud batch create: Create a new batch share link.
• mycloud batch add <batch_id> <file_id>: Add a file or folder to an existing batch share.

▸ Servers / Nodes

Manage your private storage nodes.

• mycloud servers ls: List all your registered private storage nodes and their statuses.

▸ Storage & Stats

Monitor your storage usage.

• mycloud stats (or mycloud storage stats): Show current storage usage, total capacity, and limits.
• mycloud storage breakdown: View a detailed breakdown of your storage consumption by file type.

▸ Notifications

Stay updated with account activities.

• mycloud notify ls: List your recent account notifications.
• mycloud notify read <id>: Mark a specific notification as read.
• mycloud notify read-all: Mark all pending notifications as read.

▸ Profile & Preferences

Customize your account settings.

• mycloud profile view: View your profile information.
• mycloud profile update-avatar <image_path>: Set or update your profile picture.
• mycloud prefs ls: Show your current user preferences.
• mycloud prefs set <key> <value>: Update a specific preference.

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Built for power users who want their personal cloud accessible right from the command line.