· In this article, we look at using cURL (a command-line program for transferring data) to push a zipped file (containing log files) onto our google drive account for further analysis. Photo by Element5 Digital on Unsplash. Installation. Most machines will come with cURL installed Estimated Reading Time: 4 mins. · Step 1 — Fetching remote files. Out of the box, without any command-line arguments, the curl command will fetch a file and display its contents to the standard output. Let’s give it a try by downloading the www.doorway.ru file from www.doorway.ru: You’ll see the file’s contents displayed on the screen: Give curl a URL and it will fetch Estimated Reading Time: 4 mins. · Download a large file from Google Drive. If you use curl/wget, it fails with a large file because of the security warning from Google Drive. Supports downloading from Google Drive folders (max 50 files per folder). Installation pip install gdown Usage From Command Line.
To download a file stored on Google Drive, use the www.doorway.ru method with the ID of the file to download and the alt=media URL parameter. The alt=media URL parameter tells the server that a download of content is being requested. Note: The alt=media URL parameter is a system parameter available across all Google REST APIs. More. In the Google Cloud Console, go to the Cloud Storage Browser page. Go to Browser. In the list of buckets, click on the name of the bucket that contains the object you want to download. The Bucket details page opens, with the Objects tab selected. Navigate to the object, which may be located in a folder. To restart the download, use the -C (continue at) option. This causes curl to restart the download at a specified point or offset within the target file. If you use a hyphen - as the offset, curl will look at the already downloaded portion of the file and determine the correct offset to use for itself.
gdown: Download a large file public from Google Drive (curl/wget fails due to security notice). pip install gdown gshell: Navigate in Google Drive as you do on shell (gshell = Google Drive + Shell). Now we know our commands work we can create an executable script to do all the work for us. Here we can provide a group of files, it zips them up and then sends them to google drive. We start by creating a new file with nano curlgoogle; and enter the following code — remember to add your own personal auth token! Python has been chosen as. /gdrive list # List all files' information in your account./gdrive list -q "name contains 'University'" # serch files by name./gdrive download fileID # Download some file. You can find the fileID from the 'gdrive list' result../gdrive upload filename # Upload a local file to your google drive account../gdrive mkdir # Create new folder.
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