GDrive CLI Builder

GDrive CLI is a great tools, but because the owner is hardcoded the credentials directly to the code, it's makes every one who use the release package from this project is sharing the same quota. So i try to make this repository to help who want to build the package using their own credentials.

Problems that arise due to limit quota

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Prerequisites

• GitHub Account
• Google Account

How to

Create your own Google Drive API credentials

1. Go to Google developer console and create new project

   P.S. This page only shown if it's your first time accesing Google developer console

   • Read terms and conditions ✌ and then click ACCEPT AND CONTINUE

   

   • Create a project if you have not yet by click the CREATE PROJECT button

   

   • Fill out your project name and then click CREATE

   

2. Go to Google Drive API section and enable it

   • Click ACTIVATE

   

3. Create Credential [1]

   • Click CREATE CREDENTIAL

   

   • Fill out the form and then click What credentials do I need?

   

4. Create OAuth consent screen

   • Click SET UP CONSENT SCREEN

   

   • Choose External and then click CREATE

   

   • Fill out the form and then click SAVE

   

5. Create Credential [2]

   • Fill out your client id name and then click CREATE OAUTH CLIENT ID

   

   • Download your client_id.json file and keep this file

   

Setup GitHub Actions

1. Fork this repository

   • Click the fork button

   

2. Enable GitHub Actions in your repository

   • Click the Actions tab and then click I understand my workflows, go ahead and run them

   

3. Create secret that contain your CLIENT_ID and CLIENT_SECRET

   • Click Settings > Secrets > Add a new secret

   

   • Open your client_id.json file then copy CLIENT_ID and CLIENT_SECRET to create secrets

   

   • Make sure you have CLIENT_ID and CLIENT_SECRET secret

   

Build GDrive CLI using GitHub Actions

1. Choose your platform by editing the list.txt file inside build directory

   

   • Edit file by click the pencil icon

   

   • Write your platform in list.txt file. You can write multiple platform (split by line)

     Supported platfrom

     • darwin/386
     • darwin/amd64
     • darwin/arm
     • darwin/arm64
     • dragonfly/amd64
     • freebsd/386
     • freebsd/amd64
     • freebsd/arm
     • linux/386
     • linux/amd64
     • linux/arm
     • linux/arm64
     • linux/ppc64
     • linux/ppc64le
     • linux/mips64
     • linux/mips64le
     • linux/rpi
     • netbsd/386
     • netbsd/amd64
     • netbsd/arm
     • openbsd/386
     • openbsd/amd64
     • openbsd/arm
     • plan9/386
     • plan9/amd64
     • solaris/amd64
     • windows/386
     • windows/amd64

   

   • Save this file by commit the change

   P.S. Because GitHub Actions didn't have manual trigger to build, so we only can trigger the build process by commit changes and push it to master branch

   

   • Inspect your build process by click Actions > Build GDrive CLI workflow > {Your commit message} i.e. Update list.txt

   

   • Make sure all step is successfully build

   

   • If the build process has been finished, you can download the file by click Artifacts button in top-right section

   P.S. You can also delete this file by click the trash icon so another user cannot download this file

   

Using GDrive CLI

On unix systems run chmod +x {filename} after download to make the binary executable.

Official documentation

Contributors

• Ma'ruf Shidiq - Initialize GitHub Actions workflow - marufshidiq
• Văn Lộc Võ - Add support to compile for mips/mipsle architecture - vvanloc

Thanks to

prasmussen and all GDrive CLI contributor for creating a great tools