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jsondrive

v0.0.3

Published

saves and updates json files on google drive

Readme

jsondrive

easily upload json files to your google drive

googleapis for node is an awesome lib, but if you just want a very easy and simple api to create and update json files, try this.

Install

npm install jsondrive --save

Usage:

When I was building this, the main purpose was to add an entry into an array inside a json file at google drive. With this method, you will insert an object into that array and write to the json file.

 //load our facade object
 const jsondrive = require('jsondrive');

 //require your json key file provided by google developer console
 const googleKey = require('./googleKey.json');

 //add an jsonEntry into the 'test' json file.
 //gDriveApi is null here because if you provide the googleKey obj, the drive api object will be created automatically.
 jsondrive.addJsonEntry({fileName: 'test', jsonEntry: {entry:0}, gdriveApi: null, googleKey: googleKey})
 .then(()=>console.log('success'), (err)=>console.log(err));

 //But if you want to construct the drive api manually, you can do this:
 jsondrive
 .getDrive(googleKey)
 .then(result=>{
    /*
    result has two properties: 'drive' and 'jwt'
        drive is the google drive authenticated connection
        jwt is the google.auth.JWT obj created with your googleKey object
    */

    //now you can get our api object :
    jsondrive
    .DriveApiFactory(null, result) //googleKey is null here because you already have the drive connection object (result)
    .then(gapi=>{
        /*
        gapi has the methods below:
            gapi.downloadJson(fileName)
            gapi.uploadJson(fileName, jsonObj)
            gapi.list()
            gapi.deleteJson(fileName)

        you can use the gapi at 
        jsondrive.addJsonEntry({
            fileName: 'test', 
            jsonEntry: {}, 
            gdriveApi: gapi, 
        })
        in this case you dont need to assign the googleKey object
        */
    }); 
 })