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cli2cloud

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This is a Python-based CLI app that provides easy and efficient file management capabilities, including uploading, deleting, downloading, and listing files over the cloud. Whether you’re a developer, a data analyst, or simply someone who needs to efficiently manage files, cli2cloud empowers you to take control of your files with ease

Supported Commands

The app facilitates following commands

Prerequisites:

Installation:

  1. Create an Appwrite account and setup your project.
  2. Copy the API Endpoint, Project ID & API Key.
  3. Previews:

    • appwrite-projectId

    • appwrite-apiKey

  4. Create a .env file in the project’s root directory.
  5. Add the following environment parameters:
         API_ENDPOINT=
         PROJECT_ID=
         API_KEY=
    
  6. Clone the repository IN A DIRECTORY OF FILES YOU WOULD LIKE TO MANAGE (upload, delete, etc.): git clone https://github.com/thekaranatic/cli2cloud.git

  7. Navigate to the project directory: cd cli2cloud

  8. Install the required packages: pip install -r requirements.txt

  9. Start managing your files!

Please note that you may need to modify the commands based on your operating system and Python environment.

Running in the App in a virtual Environment

To run cli2cloud in a virtual environment:

  1. Start managing your files:

    python app.py -up <filename> or <file_path> `Upload file to the cloud

    python app.py -del <filename> Delete file from the cloud.

    python app.py --dwl <filename> Download files from the cloud.

    python app.py -ls <path> List files from the cloud

  2. Delete the bucket if you no longer wish to use the cloud/app (this deletes all your files on the cloud) python app.py -delb

Please note that you may need to modify the commands based on your operating system and Python environment.

Demo

Watch the demo

License

made-with-python built with appwrite

Licensed under MIT License by @thekaranatic.