I am training a model on Google Collaboratory. Is it possible to download it directly into my dropbox account (similar to how we write directly into the mounted Google Drive)?
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I have mounted the google drive using the in-built function on google colab.
According to google, this means that the files should act as if they were accessible and editable from the local directory.
However, file = open("file path", "r+") leads to "AttributeError: module 'gspread' has no attribute 'open'".
How do you open and edit these gspread files without further authentication beyond the automatic authentication of mounting gspread (i.e, not using the gc.open_by_url() approach)?
How to upload a file using the google drive api and when the file is getting opened it will not show a restriction message and allow any user to open it.
For example I have this URL
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cvmvU-Tz66Z7x3ukHqLgoB9BY9pxftrn/view?usp=drivesdk
That was uploaded from the app but it got restricted.
You have the control to share files from Google Drive and upload files and folders to Google Drive.
You can share the files and folders that you store in Google Drive
with anyone in your work or school, but your organization may limit
how you can share files with other people.
Also, you can visit this help forum post on to what extent you can allow everyone to upload in your drive.
Additional reference: Drive API Documentation
Is there a way to download files from a specific google drive, by using the google drive api? Currently i can only read the drive of the google user logged in.
Inorder to access data owned by someone on Google drive you need their permission. You can't just access my files unless I let you. The most common method for this is oauth2 but you can also use a service account.
Now if I set a file to public you would be able to read it using an API key but I would have to give you the file id.
Many large zip-files are uploaded to my google drive. Before downloading I need to preview this zip-archive for understanding what files are in it.
On Google Drive website I can preview zip-archive and see files\directories list.
Is it possible if I use Google Drive API?
Thank you a lot!
I am using Dropbox's Dropin Saver to upload files into my Dropbox account. Can I upload a file from my computer (not from a web site)?
No. Presumably the user could just do that on dropbox.com if they wanted?
As finding the straight-forward solution to your question is still not easy, let me point you to the Dropbox API Explorer:
Create a Dropbox Web-App with a few clicks.
Use its Access Token in the Dropbox API Explorer/upload to create a code snippet including a preview for what you are looking for.
Use the cURL or Python code in your code.