API and command line program to save Google documents, presentations, and worksheets in a local Google Drive / Backup & Sync directory to local files.
gdoc-down
supports several formats:
- CSV (.csv)
- EPUB (.epub)
- Excel workbook (.xlsx)
- HTML (.html)
- Image (.png, .jpg, .svg)
- LaTeX (.tex)
- Open Office document (.odt)
- Open Office presentation (.odp)
- Open Office workbook (.ods)
- Plain text file (.txt)
- Portable document format (.pdf)
- Powerpoint presentation (.pptx)
- Rich text document (.rtf)
- TSV (.tsv)
- Word document (.docx)
gdoc-down
also has special features for handling .gdoc files that contain LaTeX:
gdoc-down
ignores all images. This allows the user to place images inside the Google document for convenience and to use\includegraphics
to embed images in compile PDF files.gdoc-down
will convert all Google document comments to PDF comments.gdoc-down
ignores all page breaks.
The first time gdoc-down
is called, gdoc-down
will request access to the user's Google
account. This will create a client.json file in the users home directory (~/.gdoc_down/client.json).
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Latest release from PyPI
pip install gdoc_down
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Latest revision from GitHub
pip install git https://github.com/KarrLab/gdoc_down.git#egg=gdoc_down
usage: gdoc-down (sub-commands ...) [options ...] {arguments ...}
Download a Google document, presentation, or workbook to a local file
positional arguments:
google_file path to Google document, presentation, or workbook
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--debug toggle debug output
--quiet suppress all output
--format FORMAT, -f FORMAT
output format (csv, docx, epub, html, jpg, odft, odp,
ods, pdf, pptx, png, rtf, svg, tsv, tex, txt, xlsx)
--out_path OUT_PATH, -o OUT_PATH
path where Google document, presentation, or workbook
should be downloaded
--extension EXTENSION, -e EXTENSION
output extension
gdoc-down -f docx /path/to/Google \Drive/file.gdoc
gdoc-down -f pptx /path/to/Google \Drive/file.gslides
gdoc-down -f xlsx /path/to/Google \Drive/file.gsheet
Please see the documentation at Read the Docs.
pytest
can be used to run the tests:
pytest tests
Please note that several additional packages are required for testing (see tests/requirements.txt).
The example model is released under the MIT license.
gdoc-down
was developed by Jonathan Karr at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York, USA.
Please contact the Jonathan Karr with any questions or comments.