Drive Console Emulator

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Command Help
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*ls
List files in the current directory. Usage: ls [file-pattern or folder] [option]. ex) ls *.pdf -al -tr
Available flags: 
-al Display detail list.
-t Display sort by date.
-tr Display sort by date reverse.
-s Display sort by filesize.
-sr Display sort by filesize reverse.
-d Whether to list directories only.
-f Whether to requery the API. If not set, this will list files from a cache
-trash Display the trashed file list. this will list files without cache
-shareme Display files that have been shared with me. this will list files without cache
-entire Find from the entire drive.
-n Display the next page results. Works with -f, -trash, -shareme, -entire options.
-down Create the downloadable link in the list. default is the viewable link.
-md5 Display MD5 hash for a file.
-sfmt (Search Filter) Contain specific MIME type. Usage: ls photo* -f -sfmt "jpeg"
-sfdfrom (Search Filter) From the date. Usage: ls photo* -f -sfdfrom "2018-05-05"
-sfdto (Search Filter) To the date. Usage: ls photo* -f -sfdto "2018-11-05"
-sfcustom (Search Filter) Custom search parameters. Usage: ls -f -sfcustom "mimeType='image/jpeg' and modifiedDate > '2018-05-05'" 
(Search Filter works only with -f, -trash, -shareme, -entire options)
*cd
Change the current working directory. Usage cd [path or ..].
*mkdir
Create a directory in the current directory. Usage mkdir [foldername].
*mkfile
Create a file in the current directory. Usage mkfile [name] [MIME type]. ex) mkfile test.txt text/plain
*rm
Deletes a file or folder from the given directory. Usage: rm [filename or folder or @Number]. ex) rm test.pdf, rm @1, rm "my test.pdf"
*rename
Rename a file or directory. Usage: rename [filename or @Number] [newfilename]. ex) rename test.pdf test2.pdf, rename @1 test2.pdf
*touch
Change the timestamp of a file, folder. Usage: touch [filename or folder or @Number] [New DateTIme]. ex) touch test.pdf "2016-06-20 11:30:10", touch @1 "2016-06-20"
*trash
Trash a file or folder from the given directory. Usage: trash [filename or folder or @Number]. ex) trash test.pdf, trash @1, trash "my test.pdf"
*trashs
Display the trashed file list. this will list files without cache. Display sort by date reverse. Usage: trashs.
*emptytrash
Deletes all of the trashed files. Usage: emptytrash.
*find
Find from the entire drive or current folder. Display sort by date reverse. Usage: find [keyword or file-pattern or none].
ex) find pdf, find *.pdf -c, find *pdf* -down, find (recently changed)
Available flags: 
-c Find in the current folder.
-n Display the next page results.
-down Create the downloadable link in the list. default is the viewable link.
-sfmt (Search Filter) Contain specific MIME type. Usage: find photo -sfmt "jpeg"
-sfdfrom (Search Filter) From the date. Usage: find photo -sfdfrom "2018-05-05"
-sfdto (Search Filter) To the date. Usage: find photo -sfdto "2018-11-05"
-sfcustom (Search Filter) Custom search parameters. Usage: find -sfcustom "mimeType='image/jpeg' and modifiedDate > '2018-05-05'" 
find -sfcustom "fullText contains 'hello' and mimeType contains 'pdf'" 
*upload
Upload files to the current folder. Usage: upload
*clear
Clear screen. Usage clear.
*cat
Displays the contents of a file. Usage: cat [filename or @Number]
*edit
Edit a file or create a new one. Usage: edit [filename or @Number] [MIME type]
*gmail
List, move gmail messages. Usage: gmail [search keyword] [list count].
ex) gmail "category:primary invoice" 10, gmail "category:personal has:attachment" 30 -tr, gmail "" 20, gmail " " (all, no search filter)
Available flags: 
-tr Display sort by date reverse.
-n Display the next page results.
-m Move mail threads to specific label. Usage: gmail [number range] [trash,inbox,spam,read,unread] -m
ex) gmail 5 trash -m, gmail 1,2 trash -m, gmail 1-10 read -m
-la Add label to mail threads. Usage: gmail [number range] [Label ID: IMPORTANT,STARRED..] -la ex) gmail 1,2 IMPORTANT -la, gmail 1-10 STARRED -la
-lr Remove label from mail threads. Usage: gmail [number range] [Label ID: IMPORTANT,STARRED..] -lr ex) gmail 1,2 IMPORTANT -lr, gmail 1-10 STARRED -lr
-labels Display available your Gmail label ID, name, and operators. Usage: gmail -labels
*sendmail
Send mail through Gmail account. Usage: sendmail -to -subject -body -cc -reply -draft ex) sendmail -to "aaa@gmail.com;bbb@gmail.com" -subject "Hello.." -body "This is a test mail."
Available flags: 
-to To (recipient) email address. Usage: sendmail -to "aaa@gmail.com;bbb@gmail.com"
-cc Cc (carbon copy) email address. Usage: sendmail -cc "aaa@gmail.com;bbb@gmail.com"
-replyto Replyto email address. Usage: sendmail -replyto "aaa@gmail.com"
-subject Mail subject. Usage: sendmail -subject "test"
-body Mail body content (supports html). Usage: sendmail -body "test", sendmail -body "Hello.&lt;br&gt;test...&lt;br&gt;bye!!"
-draft Do not send the mail now, Save to the Gmail draft. Usage: sendmail -draft
*contacts
List, find Google contacts. Usage: contacts [search keyword] [list count]. ex) contacts, contacts "john" 10, contacts "john" -t, contacts -n
Available flags: 
-t Display sort by date.
-tr Display sort by date reverse.
-n Display the next page results.
*man
Get help for the given command. Usage help [cmd].
*start
Authorizes then connects. All flags are passed through to auth and connect. See man connect and man auth for details
*auth
Authorizes the Google API for a user.
*connect
Connects this cons to a drive instance.
Available flags: 
-info Display only the current user information, quota for Drive.
*call
Makes an API call. Usage: call [method] [collection/version/path]. Any flags not listed below are passed directly as parameters to the API call.
Example: call GET drive/v2/files, call PATCH drive/v2/files/{fileId} -body "{'title':'sample.pdf','description':'This is a PDF file.'}"
Available flags: 
-body A JSON representation of the body of the request.
*js
Execute arbitrary javascript. Output is the output of the execution.
*token
Displays the current auth token. Usage: token
*info
Display the current user information, quota for Drive, and Display detail information of the last list. Usage: info, info [@Number] ex) info, info @1, info @10
*history
Display all command line history. Usage: history.
Available flags: 
-c Clear all command line history.
*Press "Tab" Key
Displays command list.
*custom search parameters and operators
Refer to https://developers.google.com/drive/api/v2/search-parameters for more details.
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<tr><td>Field<td>Type<td>Operators<td>Description
<tr><td>title<td>string<td>contains, =, !=<td>Name of the file.
<tr><td>fullText<td>string<td>contains<td>Full text of the file including title, description, content, and indexable text.
<tr><td>mimeType<td>string<td>contains, =, !=<td>MIME type of the file.
<tr><td>modifiedDate<td>date<td><=, <, =, !=, >, >=<td>Date of the last modification of the file.
<tr><td>lastViewedByMeDate<td>date<td><=, <, =, !=, >, >=<td>Date that the user last viewed a file.
<tr><td>trashed<td>boolean<td>=, !=<td>Whether the file is in the trash or not.
<tr><td>starred<td>boolean<td>=, !=<td>Whether the file is starred or not.
<tr><td>parents<td>collection<td>in<td>Whether the parents collection contains the specified ID.
<tr><td>owners<td>collection<td>in<td>Users who own the file.
<tr><td>writers<td>collection<td>in<td>Users or groups who have permission to modify the file.
<tr><td>readers<td>collection<td>in<td>Users or groups who have permission to read the file.
<tr><td>sharedWithMe<td>boolean<td>=, !=<td>Files that are in the user's "Shared with me" collection.
<tr><td>properties<td>collection<td>has<td>Public custom file properties.
</table>