Google Drive
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A command-line program to sync files and directories to and from over 70 cloud storage providers.
A full-featured, open-source in-browser Markdown editor based on Stack Overflow's PageDown library.
A self-hosted file sharing server with a simple command-line interface, supporting multiple storage backends.
A command-line client for Google Drive that enables file synchronization, management, and scripting without a background daemon.
A libre file transfer client for macOS and Windows supporting FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, Amazon S3, Azure, OneDrive, and more.
A Home Assistant add-on that automatically creates and syncs backups to Google Drive with easy configuration and cleanup.
A Meteor.js package for file uploads and management via DDP or HTTP, supporting local FS, AWS S3, GridFS, DropBox, and Google Drive.
A Python tool to automatically archive web content (videos, images, social media) from Google Sheets and other sources in a secure, verifiable way.
A collection of POSIX-compatible shell scripts for uploading files and folders to Google Drive using the official API.
A deprecated Jupyter extension that enabled Google Drive integration for notebook file management and storage.
A JupyterLab extension that adds Google Drive file browser integration for cloud storage access.
A native macOS menu bar app for lightweight, efficient Google Drive syncing with multiple account support.
A collection of Bash scripts to download files and folders from Google Drive via the command line.
A Symfony bundle for automated database backups to cloud storage services like Dropbox, S3, and Google Drive.
A Rails engine that enables file browsing and retrieval from cloud storage providers like Dropbox, Google Drive, and S3.
A Google Apps Script library providing 160+ tools for building MCP servers to connect Gemini CLI and other AI agents to Google Workspace services.
A hass.io add-on that automatically uploads Home Assistant snapshots to Google Drive and manages backup retention.
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