This action uploads/downloads files to/from Google Drive

- name: Upload to Google Drive
  uses: satackey/action-google-drive@v1
  with:
    skicka-tokencache-json: ${{ secrets.SKICKA_TOKENCACHE_JSON }}
    upload-from: ./
    upload-to: /path/to/upload

    # For those who set up Google Drive API client ID and secret themselves
    google-client-id: ${{ secrets.GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID }}
    google-client-secret: ${{ secrets.GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET }}

- name: Download from Google Drive
  uses: satackey/action-google-drive@v1
  with:
    skicka-tokencache-json: ${{ secrets.SKICKA_TOKENCACHE_JSON }}
    download-from: /path/to/download
    download-to: ./

    # For those who set up Google Drive API client ID and secret themselves
    google-client-id: ${{ secrets.GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID }}
    google-client-secret: ${{ secrets.GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET }}

This action uses skicka for uploading to Google Drive. You need to generate token and register it with GitHub secrets.

In your GitHub repository → Settings → Secrets, register by entering SKICKA_TOKENCACHE_JSON for name and the content of ~/.skicka.tokencache.json for value.

1. Setup Docker and execute following command.

   docker run --rm -it --entrypoint "" satackey/skicka sh -c "skicka -no-browser-auth ls && cat /root/.skicka.tokencache.json"

2. Access the URL showed in the output

3. Grant access, paste code showed in the browser into the terminal.

4. In your GitHub repository → Settings → Secrets, register by entering SKICKA_TOKENCACHE_JSON for name and the content of ~/.skicka.tokencache.json for value.

   {"ClientId":"xxx-xxxxx.apps.googleusercontent.com","access_token":"xxxx.xx-xxxxxxxxx","token_type":"Bearer","refresh_token":"x//xxxxxxx-xxxxxxx","expiry":"2020-01-03T06:11:01.3298117Z"}

As of Jan. 2, 2020, for the accounts that sign in to skicka for the first time, may have a problem of being displayed as Sign in with Google temporarily disabled for this app. The workaround is to set up the Google Drive API client ID and secret, and set them in skicka.

Follow this article (japanese only) to set up a client ID and secret. See translated by Google

Replace xxxx-your-google-client-id-xx.googleusercontent.com and xxx_yourGoogleClientSecret_xxxx, run the following command.

$ docker run -e GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID=xxxx-your-google-client-id-xx.googleusercontent.com -e GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET=xxx_yourGoogleClientSecret_xxxx --rm -it --entrypoint "ash" satackey/skicka

When the container starts, run the following command.

# sed -i -e "s/;clientid=YOUR_GOOGLE_APP_CLIENT_ID/clientid=$GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID/" ~/.skicka.config && sed -i -e "s/;clientsecret=YOUR_GOOGLE_APP_SECRET/clientsecret=$GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET/" ~/.skicka.config && skicka -no-browser-auth ls && cat /root/.skicka.tokencache.json

Return to step 2 and proceed, and similarly register your client ID and secret to the GitHub secret.

• skicka-tokencache-json Required
  The credentials of the account to upload, generated by skicka. (Contents of ~/.skicka.tokencache.json)

• upload-from optional
  Upload source path. Default is the current directory.

• upload-to Required for upload
  Upload destination path.

• download-from Required for download
  Download source path.

• download-to optional
  Download destination path. Default is the current directory.

• google-client-id optional
  OAuth2.0 client ID of Google APIs when using skicka.
  Required for those who set up Google Drive API client ID and secret themselves. (Same for google-client-secret below)

• google-client-secret optional
  OAuth2.0 Client Secret of Google APIs when using skicka.

• remove-outdated optional, default: 'true'
  Whether to delete files that are not local but exist on Google Drive, either 'true' or 'false'

  Note: It is recommended to turn it off when performing operations involving large files, because it detects files that do not exist locally and downloads them.

PRs are accepted. Contributions to the roadmap are also welcome!

If you are having trouble or feature request, post new issue.

• Support Windows / macOS runner (#9)
• Embedded skicka metadata caching