Suggestion: Recipe Scan2Cloud with RClone

[Procuria]

Recipe for Scan2Cloud

This recipe covers all major cloud providers like Amazon, Dropbox, Google (Drive/Photos), Microsoft (Azure Blob Storage, OneDrive), Nextcloud (via WebDav), a network share of your choice (S/FTP) and many more by using Rclone.

1. Install Rclone as described here
2. Configure your Cloud Provider or Remote accordingly,
   for example Nextcloud via Webdav or Google Drive
3. set up your pipeline
   in this example an OCR'd PDF using OCRmyPDF based on this recipe

config.pipelines.push({
      extension: 'pdf',
      description: 'PDF | Scan2Cloud ⇒ Your_Configured_Provider_or_Remote ',
      get commands() {
        return [
          'convert @- -quality 92 tmp-%04d.jpg && ls tmp-*.jpg',
          'convert @- pdf:-',
          `file="scan_$(date +"%d_%m_%Y-%H_%M_Uhr").pdf" && ocrmypdf -l ${config.ocrLanguage} --deskew --rotate-pages --force-ocr - "$file" && rclone copy "$file" Your_Configured_Provider_or_Remote:/path/to/folder`,
          'ls scan_*.*'
        ];
      }
    });
   },

The Scan2Cloud-line is:
file="scan_$(date +"%d_%m_%Y-%H_%M_Uhr").pdf" && ocrmypdf -l ${config.ocrLanguage} --deskew --rotate-pages --force-ocr - "$file" && rclone copy "$file" Your_Configured_Provider_or_Remote:/path/to/folder

We set a time-based filename, OCR the scan and send it via rclone copy to Your_Configured_Provider_or_Remote:/path/to/folder

You can even scan directly to your configured provider/remote by using rclone mount and redirecting your standard output using this recipe.

Thanks a ton again for this awesome project @sbs20 !