google-drive-upload

A set of POSIX‑compatible shell scripts enables uploading and synchronising files and directories with Google Drive using the Drive API v3 and OAuth 2.0. The tools support uploading new items, updating existing ones, recursive folder handling, and resuming interrupted transfers. They can also share uploaded content with anyone or specific email addresses, and include a separate script for background synchronisation jobs.

Configuration is file‑based, allowing multiple Google accounts to be defined and used on the same machine without requiring root privileges. The scripts log actions in a readable format, can self‑update, and are designed for easy installation and use across different shells such as sh, bash, zsh, and others.

Target users are command‑line oriented individuals or administrators who need a lightweight, scriptable way to manage Google Drive contents from Unix‑like environments, especially when graphical tools are unavailable or undesirable.