PythonDrive
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A minimal Python wrapper for Google Drive
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Built to simplify some Google Drive usage using service accounts even further than possible
Usage
Make sure you have a service account with the Google Drive API enabled, can be found here
and the instructions of how to acquire a service account may be found here
pip install pythonDrive
import pythonDrive
# or you can do
# from pythonDrive import auth as pyAuth
# from pythonDrive import drive as pyDrive
PyAuth
# assuming you imported above
googleClient: object = pyAuth.clientServiceAccountAuth('path/to/key.json', ['scopes'])
# This will be your actual Google Drive interactor
googleDrive: object = pyDrive.drive(googleClient)
# Get a list of all your files
listOfFiles: list = googleDrive.get_all_files()
print(listOfFiles)
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