GitToDrive is a python scrpit who allow to sync a git repository to a Google Drive Accout.
It can be deployed inside a container , using the Dockerfile.

• Python3
• Drive
• Docker

usage: gitdrive [-h] {credential,init,start,auto} ...

Service who connect every update to a git branch into a Google drive

positional arguments:
  {credential,init,start,auto}
    credential          getting json credential for GoogleDrive
    init                init the drive directory and pull the repo
    start               start the GitToDrive" service/server on the directory
    auto                init and start the GitToDrive service/server

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit

usage: gitdrive credential [-h] [--path PATH]

This command allow to retrieve the credentials.json file that you need to access your Google Drive account.

• PATH : this allow to set the path of the credential file

Visit this URL to get an authorization code
[...]
Paste the authorization code: ******************

ls
credentials.json  Dockerfile  gitdrive  README.md

for now the oauth2 authentification will be on your web browser

usage: usage: gitdrive init [-h] (--link LINK | --path PATH) [--json JSON]

With this command you can initialize a git repository for drive. When initialized all the folder/repository content will be uploaded in a new directory with the same name at the root.

• LINK : Link of the git repository to use (clone)
• PATH : if used with LINK it allow to set where the repository will be cloned. Otherwise if used alone, you can select an allready cloned repository
• JSON : use json credential instead of the default drive oauth2

usage: gitdrive start [-h] [--hook] [--port PORT] DIR

Allow to start the GitDriveSync loop that will check and update the drive directory linked to it

• --hook : switch the checking loop with a server , that update to POST request. the path will be /{DIR} on the port 8080 (you can use it with github hook)
• PORT : set the server's port (with --hook)
• DIR : path of the git repository initialized iwht the init command

usage: gitdrive auto [-h] (--link LINK | --path PATH) [--json JSON] [--hook]

fusion of the command init and start , arguments are exactly the same

If you want to use it with docker, you have to build it with this :

docker build -t git_drive_sync \
--build-arg ssh_prv_key="$(cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa)" \
--build-arg ssh_pub_key="$(cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub)" \
--build-arg credentials="test/credentials.json" .

You can add --build-arg port=80 to change the expose port (8080 by default)

Then you can run it (for one repository) with this :

docker run -p 8080:8080 git_drive_sync:latest [email protected]:Agraael/GitToDriveSync.git

Then you can update it like this

 curl --url "0.0.0.0:8080/GitToDriveSync" --request POST