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A Google Drive API wrapper written in python by @viperadnan with ♥️.
The base of the project taken from lzzy12's repo python-aria-mirror-bot and modified, improved and compiled in a pip package.
Install using pip
pip3 install gdnan
# Importing Modules
from gdnan import GoogleDrive, Auth, extractId, create_link
# Client ID & Secret Obtained from Google Developer Console
GooogleDriveClientID = "9999199991-128shwbnwinpcqv6hn7b29wuww4gmji.apps.googleusercontent.com"
GooogleDriveClientSecret = "2lhkFmsQ0W7wJaua72HwodjZ"
# The below method is only for one time, you cam use saved
# credentials for later use.
# Call the Auth module
auth = Auth(GooogleDriveClientID, GooogleDriveClientSecret)
# Get the Authorization URL
print("Open this url in browser and enter the received code")
print(auth.get_url())
received_code = input("Enter received code: ")
# Exchange received code and get credentials
# You can store the credentials wherever you want
credentials = auth.exchange_code(received_code)
# Or save it in token.pickle or any other file
#optional
auth.exchange_code(received_code, "token.pickle")
# Now after generating .pickle or credentials you need to use only below steps
# Authorized via credentials
gd = GoogleDrive(credentials)
# Or You can Authorize via .pickle file too
# and can set the working directory, like for share drive.
workdir_id = extractId("https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=1Aricl6VpSiMmgFkgUSeTXiQh7WYxW6np")
#optional
gd = GoogleDrive("token.pickle", workdir_id)
# Upload file from local storage
uploaded_file = gd.upload("path/to/file/or/folder/example.txt")
# Upload file to custom folder using folder's id #Optional
uploaded_file = gd.upload("path/to/file/or/folder/example.txt", "root")
print(uploaded_file.name)
>> example.txt
# To get Google Drive url
print(uploaded_file.url)
>> https://drive.google.com/uc?id=10xN4KBjKJXUwIHUv1R5rihbthYuENMUB&export=download
# Alternate way
print(create_link(uploaded_file.id, uploaded_file.mimeType))
>> https://drive.google.com/uc?id=10xN4KBjKJXUwIHUv1R5rihbthYuENMUB&export=download
# To create a folder named "Hello World !"
# # Name # Parent ID
folder = gd.create_folder("Hello World!", workdir_id)
print(folder.name)
>> Hello World!
# Clone/Copy file or folder, you can specify custom folder id by "folder" parameter
cloned_file = gd.clone(uploaded_file.id)
print(cloned_file.name)
>> example.txt
# Move file from one folder to another
gd.move(cloned_file.id, folder.id)
# Make files public or set permission for the file to publically viewable
gd.make_public(cloned_file.id)
# Search for the file #optional #optional
files, next_page_token = gd.search(uploaded_file.name, limit=2, folder=workdir_id)
for file in files:
print(file.name)
>> example.txt
# Move file to trash
gd.delete(uploaded_file.id)
# Delete file permanently
gd.delete(folder.id, True)
# Empty Trash of the users account
gd.emptyTrash()
If you want to use service accounts than put a copy of all of your service accounts in a folder and use code below
from gdnan import GoogleDrive
gd = GoogleDrive("path/to/service/account/folder", workdir_id)
this will automatically rename your service accounts to 0.json 1.json 2.json...
(if not renamed) and automatically switch between service accounts if daily quota exceeded.
Test code by running test.py in your terminal with python3 test.py
, don't forget to change the GooogleDriveClientID and GooogleDriveClientSecret.
FAQs
Google Drive API wrapper written in python 3.
We found that gdnan demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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