Store files in Google Docs without counting against your quota.
sorry @ the guys from google internal forums who are looking at this
- Upload files to Google Drive without using storage space
- Download any stored files to your computer
- Google Docs take up 0 bytes of quota in your Google Drive
- Split up binary files into Google Docs, with base64 encoded text
- Size of the encoded file is always larger than the original. Base64 encodes binary data to a ratio of about 4:3.
- A single google doc can store about a million characters. This is around 710KB of base64 encoded data.
- Some experiments with multithreading the uploads, but there was no significant performance increase.
- Head to Google's API page and enable the Drive API
- Download the configuration file as 'client_secret.json' to the UDS directory
- run
python uds.py
for initial set up
> python uds.py push Ubuntu.Desktop.16.04.iso
Ubuntu.Desktop.16.04.iso will required 543 Docs to store.
Created parent folder with ID 1fc6JGpX6vUWiwflL1jBxM1YpuMHFAms8
Successfully Uploaded Ubuntu.Desktop.16.04.iso: [██████████████████████████████] 100%
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python uds.py push argument
argument: Path_to_file+file_name
> python uds.py list
Name Size Encoded ID
------------------------ ----- --------- ---------------------------------
Ubuntu.Desktop.16.04.iso 810 MB 1.1 GB 1fc6JGpX6vUWiwflL1jBxM1YpuMHFAms8
Ubuntu.Desktop.18.10.iso 1.1 GB 1.3 GB 1RzzVfN9goHMTkM1Hf1FUWUVS_2R3GK7D
Also supports searching with a query!
> python uds.py list "18"
Name Size Encoded ID
------------------------ ----- --------- ---------------------------------
Ubuntu.Desktop.18.10.iso 1.1 GB 1.3 GB 1RzzVfN9goHMTkM1Hf1FUWUVS_2R3GK7D
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python uds.py list
arguments: query
> python uds.py pull 1fc6JGpX6vUWiwflL1jBxM1YpuMHFAms8
Downloaded Ubuntu.Desktop.16.04.iso: [██████████████████████████████] 100%
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python uds.py pull argument
argument: id_of_file
> python uds.py delete 1fc6JGpX6vUWiwflL1jBxM1YpuMHFAms8
Deleted 1fc6JGpX6vUWiwflL1jBxM1YpuMHFAms8
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python uds.py delete argument
argument: id_of_file
> python uds.py grab test.7z
Update Successful!
Downloaded test.7z: [██████████████████████████████] 100%
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python uds.py grab argument
argument: name_of_file
>python uds.py erase test2.7z
Update Successful!
Deleted test2.7z
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python uds.py erase argument
argument: name_of_file
> python uds.py update
Name Encoded Size
--------- -------- -----
file_name 1.1 GB 810 MB
"User.txt"
Name Encoded Size
--------- -------- -----
file_name 1.1 GB 810 MB
"data.txt"
{
"file0": "1fc6JGpX6vUWiwflL1jBxM1YpuMHFAms8"
"file2": "1fc6JGpX6vUWiwflL1jBxM1YpuMHFAms9"
}
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python uds.py update
arguments: None
> python uds.py bunch test
test.7z.1 will require 1337 Docs to store.
Created parent folder with ID 1fc6JGpX6vUWiwflL1jBxM1YpuMHFAm12
Successfully Uploaded test.7z.1: [██████████████████████████████] 100%
test.7z.2 will require 1337 Docs to store.
Created parent folder with ID 1fc6JGpX6vUWiwflL1jBxM1YpuQQFAm12
Successfully Uploaded test.7z.2: [██████████████████████████████] 100%
test.7z.3 will require 600 Docs to store.
Created parent folder with ID 1fc6JGpX6vTOiwflL1jBxM1YpuQQFAm12
Successfully Uploaded test.7z.3: [██████████████████████████████] 100%
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python uds.py bunch argument[1] argument[2]
argument[1]: name_in_files, or wildcard "?" without quotes
argument[2]: directory, default is current directory of UDS
> python uds.py batch file_name
Update Successful!
Downloaded file_name.7z.1: [██████████████████████████████] 100%
Downloaded file_name.7z.2: [██████████████████████████████] 100%
Downloaded file_name.7z.3: [██████████████████████████████] 100%
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python uds.py batch argument
arguments: name_in_files, or wildcard "?" without quotes
>python uds.py wipe file
Update Successful!
Deleted file.7z.1
Deleted file.7z.2
Deleted file.7z.3
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python uds.py wipe argument
arguments: name_in_files, or wildcard "?" without quotes
Compatible with Python 3.