@premiumfastnet/google-drive

Google Drive (NodeJS)

Simple Interaction to Google Drive using NodeJS + Promises

Important

• This script make without guarantee.
• If you found error or something else, please make a new issue or pull request.

Documentation

Installation

• NPM

npm i @premiumfastnet/google-drive

• Yarn

yarn add @premiumfastnet/google-drive

Feature and Example Code

• Setup Credentials API (Rename credentials.sample.js to credentials.js)
• Generate Auth Url
• Validate Auth Code
• Set and Get Token (User)
• Refresh Token Manually (User)
• Check Quota (User)
• List Files (User)
• Get, Copy, Delete Files and Empty Trash (User)
• Share Files to Email (Private) or Public
• Create and Delete Directory
• Upload Single File With Progress Progress Bar
• Download Files With Progress

To-DO

• [x] Get Detail Disk Quota
• [x] Get List Files
• [x] Get, Copy, Delete Files
• [x] Empty Trash
• [x] Share Files to Email (Private) or Public
• [x] Create and Delete Directory
• [x] Upload Single File With Progress Bar
• [x] Download Files With Progress

Best Practise How to Use Nested Function

• This example will explain how to generate a new token and continue to next request function
• We can define multiple function in one way.
• In first time we set a user token, then we make a function for check quota, then all of this will execute after we refresh a token manually.

const gd = new GoogleDrive({
    clientId: credentials.clientId,
    clientSecret: credentials.clientSecret,
    scopes: credentials.scopes,
});

// set user token
const setToken = gd.setToken(credentials.user);

// check quota
const quota = () => {
    gd.checkQuota()
        .then((res) => {
            // your function for save new quota to database
            console.log(res.data);
        })
        .catch((err) => {
            console.log(err);
        });
};

// refresh token manual
const refresh = gd.refreshToken();

refresh
    .then((res) => {
        gd.setToken(res.data);
    })
    .then(() => {
        quota();
    })
    .catch((err) => {
        console.log(err);
    });

INFO

• By: Juni Yadi @ Premium Fast Network
• License: MIT