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google_api.drive

Usage

For creating a CSV file and uploading it to Google Drive.

  • Setting finalize=True will actually finalize the file and upload it to Google Drive.
  • The value for the new_file argument determines where the local file is kept while being written to.
  • When setting up the Google Drive destination argument ( the first param passed to to_csv_file() ), the dest.file_id JSON field only needs to be specified if the destination file already exists. If this field is left blank, then the system will create a new Google Drive file, with the given name in the given folder.
from google_api import auth
from google_api import drive

credentials = auth.GoogleApiCredential(app_name='myUniqueAppName')

my_csv_dst = {
    'dest': {
        'folder_id': 'googleDriveFolderId',
        'file_name': 'myFile.csv',
        'file_id': 'preexistingMyFileCsvId'
    }
}

rows = [ ['1a', '1b'], ['2a', '2b'] ]

drive.to_csv_file(my_csv_dst, rows, credentials=credentials, new_file='./.myLocalFile.csv', finalize=True)

In this example, Google API Credentials are first set up for authentication. These credentials are passed into the drive.to_csv_file() function.

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