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telegram gcloner

A Telegram bot to facilitate manual saving of Google Drive resources. If you have a good idea, PR is welcome.

Demo bot：http://t.me/ahzhebot

Usage

Prerequisites

  1. Install Python 3.7+（Latest version 3.8.3 recommended）
  2. Download gclone or fclone (recommended)
  3. Familiarize yourself with gclone, get the json containing the identity of Service Accounts, and confirm that you can use gclone or fclone for the operation.
  4. Request a Telegram Bot and get token
  5. Get your own Telegram ID, such as through this bot

Installation

Download the Zip version or via git clone.

$ git clone https://github.com/thegreatestminer/telegram_gcloner

Installing dependencies via requirements.txt

$ pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Copy config.ini.example and rename it to config.ini. Revise the corresponding content to include.

path_to_gclone = gclone.exe(The path is optional for each distribution of Linux if it is obtained through installation, and optional for Windows if it is in PATH. fclone is always required)

telegram_token = telegram bot token

user_ids = Your Telegram ID (multiple separated by commas, first ID is admin)

gclone_para_override = If you don't know what this is, leave it blank.

If you're interested, you can adjust the permissions in ./utils/restricted.py to respond only to users in user_ids by default.

Run

  1. python telegram_gcloner.py。
  2. Upload the ZIP file containing the SA to the bot and fill in /sa in the message header.
    • Mobile users can upload the ZIP file first and then reply to the message with /sa.
  3. Send /folders to the robot to set up destination folders.
  4. Send or forward a message with a Google Drive link to the bot and follow the prompts.

Installation On Heroku

  1. Clone this repo

  2. Create a heroku app and the remote to this repo by using heroku apps:create "APPNAME" where APPNAME will be your preferred app anme

  3. Make the app a container by using heroku stack:set container

  4. Do changes on your config.ini

  5. Add the changes and commit them (make sure .gitignore doesn't skips your important files which will be need to be pushed to heroku)

  6. git push heroku master

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details