Is it possible to send data from the JavaScript to the Google Drive . I am trying to send my local storage datas to the google drive.
Kindly suggest me a solution for the same.
The Google Drive SDK documentation includes a complete JavaScript quickstart guide that shows how to upload a file to Drive from JavaScript:
https://developers.google.com/drive/quickstart
It should be pretty straightforward to edit the sample code to use local storage instead of the file uploaded from a form.
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I am trying to download all the attachments from salesforce to upload them in google drive and leave a google drive link in salesforce against each object to access the file from google drive. Is there a process or tool that I can use to implement in this?
I have tried connecting to salesforce API to access the files but I looking for ideal solution to perform this.
I am currently exploring Google Drive APIs and am able to upload an individual file using Postman successfully.
I tried to create/upload a folder using Google Drive API but failed. In fact, I don't see any specific API to deal with a folder. I was giving it a try with create files API.
Reference - https://developers.google.com/drive/api/v3/reference
Any help will be appreciated.
If you check the documentation for files.create you will notice at the top it states
Creates a file.
This is singular each request creates a single file. If you want to upload a directory you will need to first create the directory then upload each file one at a time.
You could try batching but I don't think you can batch the file upload itself you could probably batch the metadata creation performance#details
I've been doing some research to find out which API dropbox is using to edit docs, sheets, and slides using google doc editors inside its own application. I've looked at Google Docs API, Google Drive API, and Google App Scripts I still don't have a clear answer.
From the looks of it files are uploaded to Dropbox, then can be opened in Google's editors and they are saved back to dropbox after editing. These files don't show in my google drive so I am assuming they are not being saved by Google.
These API are correct. It's your assumption that is wrongful. Dropbox may act as a Drive application and these files are outside of your reach, nevertheless still within your Drive.
Here it's explained: store application-specific data.
What I'd like to accomplish: Download a Google Docs doc (with Google Drive API), modify it (for example highlight some text), then store it back to Google Drive (not messing up the format, so that it can be edited in the Google Docs app).
(Preemptive research: I know that you can do some integration with Google's hosted AppScript, but I want to do this offline. I also know that a Google Docs doc can be exported to other formats, but I see no sign of reimporting in the Google Drive API.)
I'm not hopeful this can be done:
* The meta-data file (that you can get via the Google Drive API) lacks a "downloadUrl" attribute
* In offline mode, the data (stored in .../File System/) is binary and the Unix "file " command doesn't know what format it is.
Is this off-limits with the current Google Drive API?
Your best (only) approach is to export the doc to a format that you can edit locally (html, docs, etc) and then reimport it. HTML is of course the easiest, but also the most lossy.
When I upload any file then it will automatically add in my google drive in google doc format account by php code.
What will be the steps by step process to do this
You need to insert the file, making sure you pass the convert=true parameter. Try out the PHP quickstart guide to get started.