Drive-cli

drive-cli: Command Line Interface for Google Drives

drive-cli is a command line interface for Google Drive allowing users to upload, download, list, move, copy, delete, trash/untrash files and folders on their Drive. It provides a simple yet powerful interface for managing files without needing a browser.

What is Drive-cli?

drive-cli is an open-source command line interface for Google Drive written in Golang. It allows users to manage their Google Drive files and folders directly from the terminal or command prompt without needing to use the web interface.

Some of the key features of drive-cli include:

• Uploading single files or whole folders to Google Drive
• Downloading files/folders from Drive to your local filesystem
• Listing folder contents and file metadata
• Moving and copying files/folders
• Trashing/Untrashing and deleting files
• Searching for files by name/type
• Streaming file contents to stdout
• Simple and easy to use command line interface

drive-cli provides a useful way for developers, system administrators, and power users to integrate Google Drive access into their workflows and scripts. As it does not require manually interacting with the web interface, it can help automate workflows.

Since it is written in Go, drive-cli is cross-platform and easy to install and set up. It can be a handy addition to the toolkit for anyone who uses Google Drive extensively.

Drive-cli Features

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