Packtpub-crawler: Download Your Daily Free Packt Publishing eBook

Packtpub-crawler

This crawler automates the following step:

• access to private account
• claim the daily free eBook and weekly Newsletter
• parse title, description and useful information
• download favorite format .pdf .epub .mobi
• download source code and book cover
• upload files to Google Drive, OneDrive or via scp
• store data on Firebase
• notify via Gmail, IFTTT, Join or Pushover (on success and errors)
• schedule daily job on Heroku or with Docker

Default command

# upload pdf to googledrive, store data and notify via email
python script/spider.py -c config/prod.cfg -u googledrive -s firebase -n gmail

Other options

# download all format
python script/spider.py --config config/prod.cfg --all

# download only one format: pdf|epub|mobi
python script/spider.py --config config/prod.cfg --type pdf

# download also additional material: source code (if exists) and book cover
python script/spider.py --config config/prod.cfg -t pdf --extras
# equivalent (default is pdf)
python script/spider.py -c config/prod.cfg -e

# download and then upload to Google Drive (given the download url anyone can download it)
python script/spider.py -c config/prod.cfg -t epub --upload googledrive
python script/spider.py --config config/prod.cfg --all --extras --upload googledrive

# download and then upload to OneDrive (given the download url anyone can download it)
python script/spider.py -c config/prod.cfg -t epub --upload onedrive
python script/spider.py --config config/prod.cfg --all --extras --upload onedrive

# download and notify: gmail|ifttt|join|pushover
python script/spider.py -c config/prod.cfg --notify gmail

# only claim book (no downloads):
python script/spider.py -c config/prod.cfg --notify gmail --claimOnly

Basic setup

Before you start you should

• Verify that your currently installed version of Python is 2.x with python --version
• Clone the repository git clone https://github.com/niqdev/packtpub-crawler.git
• Install all the dependencies pip install -r requirements.txt (see also virtualenv)
• Create a config file cp config/prod_example.cfg config/prod.cfg
• Change your Packtpub credentials in the config file

[credential]
credential.email=PACKTPUB_EMAIL
credential.password=PACKTPUB_PASSWORD

Now you should be able to claim and download your first eBook

python script/spider.py --config config/prod.cfg

Google Drive

From the documentation, Google Drive API requires OAuth2.0 for authentication, so to upload files you should:

• Go to Google APIs Console and create a new Google Drive project named PacktpubDrive
• On API manager > Overview menu
  • Enable Google Drive API
• On API manager > Credentials menu
  • In OAuth consent screen tab set PacktpubDrive as the product name shown to users
  • In Credentials tab create credentials of type OAuth client ID and choose Application type Other named PacktpubDriveCredentials
• Click Download JSON and save the file config/client_secrets.json
• Change your Google Drive credentials in the config file

[googledrive]
...
googledrive.client_secrets=config/client_secrets.json
googledrive.gmail=GOOGLE_DRIVE@gmail.com

Now you should be able to upload your eBook to Google Drive

python script/spider.py --config config/prod.cfg --upload googledrive

Only the first time you will be prompted to login in a browser which has javascript enabled (no text-based browser) to generate config/auth_token.json. You should also copy and paste in the config the FOLDER_ID, otherwise every time a new folder with the same name will be created.

[googledrive]
...
googledrive.default_folder=packtpub
googledrive.upload_folder=FOLDER_ID

Documentation: OAuth, Quickstart, example and permissions

OneDrive

From the documentation, OneDrive API requires OAuth2.0 for authentication, so to upload files you should:

• Go to the Microsoft Application Registration Portal.
• When prompted, sign in with your Microsoft account credentials.
• Find My applications and click Add an app.
• Enter PacktpubDrive as the app's name and click Create application.
• Scroll to the bottom of the page and check the Live SDK support box.
• Change your OneDrive credentials in the config file
  • Copy your Application Id into the config file to onedrive.client_id
  • Click Generate New Password and copy the password shown into the config file to onedrive.client_secret
  • Click Add Platform and select Web
  • Enter http://localhost:8080/ as the Redirect URL
  • Click Save at the bottom of the page

[onedrive]
...
onedrive.client_id=xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
onedrive.client_secret=XxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxX

Now you should be able to upload your eBook to OneDrive

python script/spider.py --config config/prod.cfg --upload onedrive

Only the first time you will be prompted to login in a browser which has javascript enabled (no text-based browser) to generate config/session.onedrive.pickle.

[onedrive]
...
onedrive.folder=packtpub

Documentation: Registration, Python API

Scp

To upload your eBook via scp on a remote server update the configs

[scp]
scp.host=SCP_HOST
scp.user=SCP_USER
scp.password=SCP_PASSWORD
scp.path=SCP_UPLOAD_PATH

Now you should be able to upload your eBook

python script/spider.py --config config/prod.cfg --upload scp

Note:

• the destination folder scp.path on the remote server must exists in advance
• the option --upload scp is incompatible with --store and --notify

Firebase

Create a new Firebase project, copy the database secret from your settings

https://console.firebase.google.com/project/PROJECT_NAME/settings/database

and update the configs

[firebase]
firebase.database_secret=DATABASE_SECRET
firebase.url=https://PROJECT_NAME.firebaseio.com

Now you should be able to store your eBook details on Firebase

python script/spider.py --config config/prod.cfg --upload googledrive --store firebase

Gmail notification

To send a notification via email using Gmail you should:

• Allow "less secure apps" and "DisplayUnlockCaptcha" on your account
• Troubleshoot sign-in problems and examples
• Change your Gmail credentials in the config file

[gmail]
...
gmail.username=EMAIL_USERNAME@gmail.com
gmail.password=EMAIL_PASSWORD
gmail.from=FROM_EMAIL@gmail.com
gmail.to=TO_EMAIL_1@gmail.com,TO_EMAIL_2@gmail.com

Now you should be able to notify your accounts

python script/spider.py --config config/prod.cfg --notify gmail

IFTTT notification

• Get an account on IFTTT
• Go to your Maker settings and activate the channel
• Create a new applet using the Maker service with the trigger "Receive a web request" and the event name "packtpub-crawler"
• Change your IFTTT key in the config file

[ifttt]
ifttt.event_name=packtpub-crawler
ifttt.key=IFTTT_MAKER_KEY

Now you should be able to trigger the applet

python script/spider.py --config config/prod.cfg --notify ifttt

Value mappings:

• value1: title
• value2: description
• value3: landing page URL

Join notification

• Get the Join Chrome extension and/or App
• You can find your device ids here
• (Optional) You can use multiple devices or groups (group.all, group.android, group.chrome, group.windows10, group.phone, group.tablet, group.pc) separated by comma
• Change your Join credentials in the config file

[join]
join.device_ids=DEVICE_IDS_COMMA_SEPARATED_OR_GROUP_NAME
join.api_key=API_KEY

Now you should be able to trigger the event

python script/spider.py --config config/prod.cfg --notify join

Pushover notification

• Get your USER_KEY
• Create a new application
• (Optional) Add an icon
• Change your pushover credentials in the config file

[pushover]
pushover.user_key=PUSHOVER_USER_KEY
pushover.api_key=PUSHOVER_API_KEY

Heroku

Create a new branch

git checkout -b heroku-scheduler

Update the .gitignore and commit your changes

# remove config/prod.cfg config/client_secrets.json config/auth_token.json # add dev/ config/dev.cfg config/prod_example.cfg

Create, config and deploy the scheduler

heroku login # create a new app heroku create APP_NAME --region eu # or if you already have an existing app heroku git:remote -a APP_NAME # deploy your app git push -u heroku heroku-scheduler:master heroku ps:scale clock=1 # useful commands heroku ps heroku logs --ps clock.1 heroku logs --tail heroku run bash

Update script/scheduler.py with your own preferences.

More info about Heroku Scheduler, Clock Processes, Add-on and APScheduler

Docker

Build your image

docker build -t niqdev/packtpub-crawler:2.4.0 .

Run manually

docker run \
  --rm \
  --name my-packtpub-crawler \
  niqdev/packtpub-crawler:2.4.0 \
  python script/spider.py --config config/prod.cfg

Run scheduled crawler in background

docker run \
  --detach \
  --name my-packtpub-crawler \
  niqdev/packtpub-crawler:2.4.0

# useful commands
docker exec -i -t my-packtpub-crawler bash
docker logs -f my-packtpub-crawler

Alternatively you can pull from Docker Hub this fork

docker pull kuchy/packtpub-crawler

Cron job

Add this to your crontab to run the job daily at 9 AM:

crontab -e

00 09 * * * cd PATH_TO_PROJECT/packtpub-crawler && /usr/bin/python script/spider.py --config config/prod.cfg >> /tmp/packtpub.log 2>&1

Systemd service

Create two files in /etc/systemd/system:

1. packtpub-crawler.service

[Unit]
Description=run packtpub-crawler

[Service]
User=USER_THAT_SHOULD_RUN_THE_SCRIPT
ExecStart=/usr/bin/python2.7 PATH_TO_PROJECT/packtpub-crawler/script/spider.py -c config/prod.cfg

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

1. packtpub-crawler.timer

[Unit]
Description=Runs packtpub-crawler every day at 7

[Timer]
OnBootSec=10min
OnActiveSec=1s
OnCalendar=*-*-* 07:00:00
Unit=packtpub_crawler.service
Persistent=true

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

Enable the script with sudo systemctl enable packtpub_crawler.timer. You can test the service with sudo systemctl start packtpub_crawler.timer and see the output with sudo journalctl -u packtpub_crawler.service -f.

Newsletter

The script downloads also the free ebooks from the weekly packtpub newsletter. The URL is generated by a Google Apps Script which parses all the mails. You can get the code here, if you want to see the actual script, please clone the spreadsheet and go to Tools > Script editor....

To use your own source, modify in the config

url.bookFromNewsletter=https://goo.gl/kUciut

The URL should point to a file containing only the URL (no semicolons, HTML, JSON, etc).

You can also clone the spreadsheet to use your own Gmail account. Subscribe to the newsletter (on the bottom of the page) and create a filter to tag your mails accordingly.

Troubleshooting

• ImportError: No module named paramiko

Install paramiko with sudo -H pip install paramiko --ignore-installed

• Failed building wheel for cryptography

Install missing dependencies as described here

virtualenv

# install pip + setuptools
curl https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py | python -

# upgrade pip
pip install -U pip

# install virtualenv globally 
sudo pip install virtualenv

# create virtualenv
virtualenv env

# activate virtualenv
source env/bin/activate

# verify virtualenv
which python
python --version

# deactivate virtualenv
deactivate

Development (only for spidering)

Run a simple static server with

node dev/server.js

and test the crawler with

python script/spider.py --dev --config config/dev.cfg --all

Disclaimer

This project is just a Proof of Concept and not intended for any illegal usage. I'm not responsible for any damage or abuse, use it at your own risk.

Download FREE eBook every day from www.packtpub.com

Download Details:

Author: Niqdev
Source Code: https://github.com/niqdev/packtpub-crawler 
License: MIT license

#firebase #heroku #docker #onedrive #googledrive 

How to Mount and Use Google Drive on Linux Mint

The procedure through which the software of a computer makes the directories and files on a storage device (such as a hard disk, CD-ROM, or a network share accessible to users via the computer’s file system) is known as mounting. We will explain how to use Google Drive and mount it in Linux Mint in this article.

How to Utilize Google Drive and Mount it in Linux Mint

A drive or other storage appears to be integrated into the Linux file system through mounting, which is crucial for rights as well as other regulations. Google Drive on Linux Mint works just like it does on both Mac and Windows. Google offers a sizable number of free Cloud storage. New customers will still have access to approximately 15 GB. However, current users will have significantly more storage according to the bundle they choose. Utilizing Google Drive, we can safely save our files and access, view, or modify them from any device.

We will show you how to use gnome online accounts to mount Google Drive on Linux. The steps indicated below must be followed to accomplish this.

Let us open the Gnome Online Accounts application and add our Google account. To do this, click the Start button on the desktop, which is located on the right side of the button. As shown in the figure below, when we click the start button, a menu appears on the screen with a search bar at the top.

We will write “online account” in the search bar to look for it in the menu. When the “online account” option appears on the window screen, we click on that option to open it.

When you click “online account” the window shown in the screenshot will appear on the screen containing the information about Gnome google accounts. You must select “google” from the selections on this screen, which include a range of options.

You will be prompted for your Gmail login information after clicking on Google, as shown in the image below. You must first provide your password and email address there. In the next step, you will be prompted to verify your account, which is an additional step that verifies that you are the one trying to log in.

When the authentication phase is complete, you must check the “Allow” box to show that you will accept Gnome.

The features you want to provide access to will be asked of you after your authentication. The features that are visible on the window screen include “Mail,” “Calendar,” “Contacts,” “Photos,” “Files,” and “Printers”. Here, you can choose whatever you want. Since this article is about mounting Google Drive in Linux, all that is required is that files be enabled. Thus, we merely switch on the “files” option. Make sure the switch next to the file is turned on and then close this dialogue box by clicking the cross button in the top left corner.

As shown in the screenshot below, your Google account is now successfully connected. When you reach this stage, Google Drive is ready for use.

Utilize the Linux GUI to Access Google Drive

This portion will demonstrate how to use the Linux GUI to access Google Drive. The term “Linux GUI” refers to a feature or utility that supports a user interface, enables user interaction with the system, and does it with the assistance of windows, icons, graphics, etc.

Your account is currently active, allowing you to use Google Drive. If you access a file that is formally referenced, you will notice a new disc and allocation menu with your Gmail address and its name. You can copy, delete, and rename files from this Google Drive by using the same steps as we did for the other folders. We can copy a file by right-clicking it and choosing copy to rename it; and to delete it, we choose delete.

Employing the Linux Command Line to Access Google Drive

In this part, we will explain how to use a Linux command to access Google Drive. First, we must obtain the “UID” for this. Every account on the system has a unique “UID”, which is issued by Linux. The user is identified by this number, which is also used to define which system resources they can access. So, to get “UID,” we can just type “UID” with the “$” sign and the echo command to display the UID on the console. Since this is an integer number with four digits, the id will be displayed on the terminal window when we input the echo command.

omar@omar-VirtualBox:~$ echo $UID

The UID, which is “1000,” is displayed on the terminal. When you run this command on your terminal, you can obtain a different ID depending on the system’s UID.

1000

Then, in the following step, we will use the command to switch to the run user directory by first typing “cd.” Then, for the run user directory, we will type “/run/user.” We will enter our UID, which is “1000,” and then type “gvfs.” Finally, we will type “google-drive,” because we will be using the Linux command to access Google Drive and mention the Google account we use, “omar11,” remembering to add a slash between and at the end.

omar@omar-VirtualBox:~$ cd /run/user/1000/gvfs/google-drive\:host\=gmail.com\,user\=Omar11/

omar@omar-VirtualBox:/run/user/1000/gvfs/google-drive:host=gmail.com,user=omar11$

You can see that the directory is changed when we execute this command.

Now, we are going to display the files currently in Google Drive. To do this, we will use the Linux command “ls” which displays a list, followed by a dash and the “lrt.” As there are presently no files on our drive, the list of files will be displayed on the console.

omar@omar-VirtualBox:/run/user/1000/gvfs/google-drive:host=gmail.com,user=omar11$

ls -lrt

The result of this command indicates that there are no files. However, since we have two directories in our Google Drive instead of the names of the directories, their IDs are displayed.

Total 0

Dr-x------ 1 omar omar 0 Jan 1 1970 GVfsSharedWithMe

Drwx------ 1 omar omar 0 Jan 1 1970 0AI5FhhuutLBuUK9PVA

For displaying the name of the file or directories, we are going to utilize the “gio” command in which we first type “gio,”, type “list,”, use the dash “a,”, and type “standard,”. Then, insert a double colon and type “display-name” within the inverted comma.

omar@omar-VirtualBox:/run/user/1000/gvfs/google-drive:host=gmail.com,user=omar11$

gio list –a “standard: : display-name”

Now that we have performed this command, you can see that the names of the two directories that are now existing in Google Drive have been displayed. The first one is called “My Drive,” and the second is called “Shared with me”. If there are any files on google drive, their names will also be displayed.

0AI5FhhuutLBuUk9PVA     0     (directory)     standard: : display-name=My Drive

GVfsSharedWithMe           0     (directory)     standard: : display-name=Shared with me

Conclusion

We have covered how to mount and utilize Google Drive on Linux in this article. To mount Google Drive in Linux using the gnome online account, we first connected to the Google Account by selecting the online account option and then entering the Google Account credentials. After the Google Account was verified, we enabled the file option from the dialogue box, which connected the Google Account. Then, in the following section, we described how to access Google Drive using the GUI, and in the last section, we demonstrated how to accomplish this with a Linux command.

Original article source at: https://linuxhint.com/

#linux #mint #googledrive 

How to Upload Files To Google Drive From An Excel File With Google Drive API in Python

In this tutorial, we will learn how to upload local files to Google Drive with files info store in Excel using Google Drive API.

This is an extremely useful utility tool when you want to copy or move multiple files from one Google Drive account to another or if you want to migrate files from Google Drive to a different Cloud Drive service.

Google.py source code: https://learndataanalysis.org/google-py-file-source-code/ 

Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/JieJenn/featured 

#python  #googledrive

How to Get Text in Images using Google Drive

In this video, I show you How to Get Text in Image with Google Drive

You can see more at: How To Convert Image To Text Using Google Docs

#google #googledrive 

Google Docs | How To Convert Image To Text Using Google Docs

In this video We will show you How To Convert Image To Text Using Google Docs. Yes there is a FREE OCR service inside Google Drive and not many people know about this. I will show you another method that you can use if you don't have Google Drive.

Subscribe:  https://www.youtube.com/c/AliMirza/featured 

#googledocs #googledrive 

MyDrive: Node.js and mongoDB Google Drive Clone

MyDrive

MyDrive is an Open Source cloud file storage server (Similar To Google Drive). Host myDrive on your own server or trusted platform and then access myDrive through your web browser. MyDrive uses mongoDB to store file/folder metadata, and supports multiple databases to store the file chunks, such as Amazon S3, the Filesystem, or just MongoDB. MyDrive is built using Node.js, and Typescript. The service now even supports Docker images!

Main myDrive website

Go to the main myDrive website for more infomation, screenshots, and more.

Index

• Features
• Installation
• Guided Installation
• Guided Installation (Docker)
• Updating from a previous version of myDrive
• WebUI For Encryption Key
• Docker
• Environment Variables
• Screenshots
• Wiki
• Video
• Demo
• Fund/Donate

Features

• Upload Files
• Download Files
• Google Drive Support
• Personal S3 storage support
• Share Files
• Multiple DB Support (MongoDB, S3, Filesystem)
• Photo Viewer
• Video Viewer
• Thumbnails
• One-time download links
• Move Folder/Files
• Mobile Support
• Docker Support
• Search/Filter Options
• AES256 Encryption
• Access/Refresh tokens

Installation

Required:

• Node.js (15 Recommended)
• MongoDB (Unless using a service like Atlas)

Windows users will usually need both the microsoft visual build tools, and python 2. These are required to build the sharp module:

• Visual Tools: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=691126
• Python 2: https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-2717/

Linux users will need to make sure they have 'build-essential' installed:

sudo apt-get install build-essential

Setup:

Install Node Modules

npm install

Run the build command

npm run build

Create Environment Variables: Easily create enviroment variables with the built in command. This command will start a server where you can type in the enviroment variables through a webUI on your browser.

npm run setup

Rebuild the project after entering enviroment variables

npm run build

(Optional) Create the MongoDB indexes, this increases performance. MongoDB must be running for this command to work.

npm run create-indexes-database

Start the server

npm run start

WebUI For Encryption Key

MyDrive will first host a server on http://localhost:3000 in order to safely get the encryption key, just navigate to this URL in a browser, and enter the encryption key. You can access this URL through your IP address also, but localhost is recommended to avoid man in the middle attacks.

If you're using a service like SSH or a Droplet, you can forward the localhost connection safely like so:

ssh -L localhost:3000:localhost:3000 username@ip_address

Note: You can also disable using the webUI for the encryption key by providing a key in the server environment variables (e.g. KEY=password), but this is not recommended because it greatly reduces security.

Docker

MyDrive has built in Docker support, there are two options when using Docker, users can either use the Docker image that has MongoDB built in, or use the Docker image that just has the MyDrive image (If you're using a service like Atlas).

Create the Docker environment variables by running the 'npm run setup' command as seen in the installation section. Or by manually creating the file (e.g. docker-variables.env on the root of the project, see the environment section for more infomation).

Docker with mongoDB image:

docker-compose build

Docker without mongoDB image:

docker-compose -f docker-compose-no-mongo.yml build

Start the Docker Image:

docker-compose up

Updating from a previous version of myDrive

If you are running a previous version of myDrive such as myDrive 2 you must perform the following steps before you will be able to run myDrive properly. An easy way to tell if you are running a previous version of myDrive is checking if you have the old UI/look of myDrive 2. If your home page looks different than the myDrive 3 design you are most likely running myDrive 2.

First I recommend creating a new folder for myDrive 3, so just incase you are having difficulties with myDrive 3 you can easily revert to myDrive 2.

After you install the node modules, run setup, and build the project. You can then run the script to clear all the authentication tokens from all the users. This is because the Schema for tokens has changed, this will cause all users to have to log back in.

Run the following command:

Remove old tokens

npm run remove-tokens

If successful you should see in the terminal the number of users that has their tokens removed, if you run into any errors check your environment variables and make sure the project is built properly.

Screenshots

Modern and colorful design

Upload Files

Download Files

Image Viewer

Video Viewer

Image Thumbnails

Share Files

Search For Files/Folders

Move File/Folders

Google Drive Support

Environment Variables

You can easily create environment variables using the built in setup tool 'npm run setup', or manually create the files.

Create a config folder on the root of the project, and create a file with the name prod.env for the server. For the client variables create a .env.production file in the root of the project.

Docker: If you're using Docker, instead create a file named 'docker-variables.env' on the root of the project. You must also include DOCKER=true in the servers environment variables.

Server Environment Variables:

• MONGODB_URL (Required): Sets the MongoDB URL, this should also work with DocumentDB.
• HTTP_PORT (Required): Sets the HTTP port number.
• HTTPS_PORT (Required): Sets the HTTPS port number.
• REMOTE_URL (Required): This is the URL that the client navigates to in their browser in order to access myDrive. This is needed for things like the Google Drive redirect URL, and including the URL when sending email verification/password reset emails.
• PASSWORD_ACCESS (Required): Sets the JWT secret for access tokens.
• PASSWORD_REFRESH (Required): Sets the JWT secret for refresh tokens.
• PASSWORD_COOKIE (Required): Sets the secret for cookies.
• DB_TYPE (Required): Sets the Database Type, options include s3/mongo/fs.
• NODE_ENV (Required): Must be set to 'production'.
• SSL (Optional): Enables SSL, place certificate.crt, certificate.ca-bundle, and certificate.key at the root of the project. Set this to 'true'
• SECURE_COOKIES (Optional): Makes cookies secure, which means they can only be sent with HTTPS/SSL. Choose this option only if you are using HTTPS.
• KEY (Optional): Encryption key for data, this is not recommended, please use the built in webUI for setting the key.
• DOCKER (Optional/Required): Sets the server to use docker, set this to 'true'.
• FS_DIRECTORY (Optional/Required): Sets the directory for file data on the file system.
• S3_ID (Optional/Required): Sets the Amazon S3 ID.
• S3_KEY (Optional/Required): Sets the Amazon S3 Key.
• S3_BUCKET (Optional/Required): Sets the Amazon Bucket.
• ROOT (Optional): Uses a filesystem path, is used for storage space.
• URL (Optional): Allows to specify URL to host on, this is usually not needed.
• USE_DOCUMENT_DB (Optional): Enables documentDB, this is experimental, set this to 'true'.
• DISABLE_EMAIL_VERIFICATION (optional): Disabled email verification when creating an account. Also will not allow users to reset their password with an email.
• SENDGRID_EMAIL (optional): If you are using email verification it is done through sendgrid, enter the sendgrid email address you would like to use. This is the email address users will see when they need to verify their account, or reset their password.
• SENDGRID_KEY (optional): This is the sendgrid API key.
• DOCUMENT_DB_BUNDLE (Optional): Enables SSL with documentDB, set this to 'true'.
• BLOCK_CREATE_ACCOUNT (Optional): Blocks the ability to create accounts, set this to 'true'.

Client Environment Variables

• REMOTE_URL (Required): Sets the Remote URL for the client.
• DISABLE_STORAGE (Optional): Disables storage, use this if you're not using ROOT on the server.

Wiki

For a more detailed setup guide please visit the main myDrive site: https://mydrive-storage.com/

The wiki includes guided setup: https://github.com/subnub/myDrive/wiki

Video

I created a short YouTube video, showing off myDrives design and features: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bcADP6hDDI&feature=youtu.be

Demo

Demo: https://mydrive-3.herokuapp.com/

• Note: The Upload and Download Features, and other core features, are disabled in the demo.

Fund

Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/subnub

Questions? Feature Requests? Hiring? Contact Me!

Contact Email: kyle.hoell@gmail.com

Author: Subnub
Source Code: https://github.com/subnub/myDrive 
License: GPL-3.0 License

#node #mongodb #googledrive 

How to use PayPal, Gmail and Google Drive to Sell Digital Goods

Easily sell PDF ebooks, MP3 audio, software licenses, graphic files, and other digitally downloadable products with PayPal and Google Sheets.

Customers can pay inline without leaving your website. The files are hosted on Google Drive, the PDF invoices are generated with Google Sheets and the order with the files are delivered via Gmail.

#paypal #gmail #googledrive 

Receive Large Files in Your Google Drive with File Upload forms

Receive large files from clients, students or anyone in your Google Drive with File Upload Forms. Your Forms can also include e-signatures, CAPTCHA, you can protect file upload forms with a password. The responses are saved in a Google Sheet. You can also send instant email notifications to the form respondent with a copy of the form response.

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How Getting Google Storage Usage information with Driver API in Python

In this tutorial, I will be covering how to use Drive API to access your Google Drive Storage Information in Python.

For G Suite accounts, Google Drive doesn’t show the actual storage number anymore. I have to go to the Drive storage summary to view the information. I also wish Google Drive would display the storage the trash folder uses. Fortunately, that information is available with Google Drive API.

📑 Google.py source code: https://learndataanalysis.org/google-py-file-source-code/

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File Upload Forms for Google Drive

Receive large files from clients, students or anyone in your Google Drive with File Upload Forms.

Your Forms can also include e-signatures, CAPTCHA, you can protect file upload forms with a password. The responses are saved in a Google Sheet. You can also send instant email notifications to the form respondent with a copy of the form response.

File Upload Form Demo - https://forms.studio/demo/
File Upload Form Google Sheet - https://forms.studio/copy/

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Node.js Express Google Drive API Upload File Using Google Apis Client Library

Node.js Express Google Drive API Upload File Using Google Apis Client Library Full Project

Download the source code of application here

https://https://codingshiksha.com/javascript/node-js-express-google-drive-api-upload-file-using-google-apis-client-library-full-project/

#googledrive #nodejsproject #nodejs #express

Node.js Passport Google Login Authentication System Using Express

Node.js Express Google Drive API Upload File Using Google Apis Client Library Full Project

Download the source code of application here:
https://codingshiksha.com/javascript/node-js-express-google-drive-api-upload-file-using-google-apis-client-library-full-project/

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